Cannes 2025: Shalini Passi walks the red carpet in a Manish Malhotra gown inspired by Paresh Maity's artwork

Shalini Passi wore a sculptural Manish Malhotra gown inspired by a Paresh Maity series at Cannes
Shalini Passi chose a Manish Malhotra gown for her red carpet appearance at Cannes
Shalini Passi chose a Manish Malhotra gown for her red carpet appearance at Cannes
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Shalini Passi chose wearable art for her recent appearance at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. The reality TV star who's also an art collector chose a sculptural custom-designed blue gown by Manish Malhotra that blended couture with Indian artistry.

What did Shalini Passi wear at the Cannes Film Festival?

Shalini Passi's 'Longitude 77' gown features a tapered corset and a stunning mermaid silhouette. The number has been inspired by artist Paresh Maity's renowned series of the same name and showcases a journey through India’s rich landscapes, from the Himalayas to Kanyakumari. Shalini paired the gown with some Malhotra Jewelry, a striking Judith Leiber clutch and her signature snatched bun.

"Draped in India’s soul, stitched in art and heritage ✨ Manish Malhotra has brought Paresh Maity’s (@pareshmaityofficial) Longitude 77’ to life on this custom creation — a journey through India’s rich landscapes, culture, and soul. From the Himalayas to Kanyakumari, every thread tells a story. This isn’t just couture, it’s a canvas, blending my love for art, fashion, and India. Grateful to represent our heritage on a global stage @festivaldecannes #Longitude77 #Longitude77atCannes," Shalini Passi shared on Instagram alongside her photo album where she can be seen standing on the balcony of Hotel Martinez.

For her earlier appearance, Shalini wore a pink gown by couturier Fouad Sarkis that featured some oversized feather sleeves. The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Lives star also wore a custom ivory pantsuit crafted by Jade by Monica and Karishma for a photoshoot which was handcrafted with Kantha embroidery from Kolkata.

Shalini Passi also shared with the press that she was eager to catch a restored Indian film at the premiere. “I am really hoping to meet Sharmila Tagore ji and Simi Garewal ji. I love them, and the fact that the Satyajit Ray film is premiering here is such a proud moment. I have always admired his work, and I think that for me, that would be a moment," she said.

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