Tilda Swinton shows off her quirky sense of style in a white blouse with colourful feathers and green trousers as she poses for Memoria photocall at Cannes Film Festival
She has been busy promoting a number of films at the Cannes Film Festival.
And Tilda Swinton put on a stylish display as she attended the photocall for Memoria at the event in France on Friday.
The actress, 60, showed off her quirky sense of style by wearing a floaty white blouse that was adored with colourful feathers on one side and green trousers.
Stunning: Tilda Swinton showed off her quirky sense of style in a colourful blouse and green trousers as she posed for the Memoria photocall at Cannes Film Festival on Friday
Tilda’s blouse featured a silver ring that was stitched into the fabric and gave her shirt and asymmetrical look.
She added a pop of colour to her ensemble by boosting her statuesque figure in a pair of bright orange heels.
The Grand Budapest Hotel star styled her cropped golden locks in a tousled hairdo, and she embraced her natural beauty by wearing a light palette of make-up.
Style: Tilda’s floaty white blouse was adored with colourful feathers on one side and it featured a silver ring that was stitched into the fabric
Chic: Tilda added a pop of colour to her ensemble by boosting her statuesque figure in a pair of bright orange heels
Natural beauty: The Grand Budapest Hotel star styled her cropped golden locks in a tousled hairdo, and she embraced her natural beauty by wearing a light palette of make-up
Memoria is the actress’ first project with Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, who is a previous recipient of the festival’s prestigious Palme d’Or.
The internationally co-produced drama film tells the story of a Scottish woman (Tilda) who begins to experience a bizarre sensory syndrome while she’s travelling through the Colombian jungles.
Apichatpong told La Tempestad last year: ‘I wrote this movie with [Tilda Swinton] in mind knowing that she is an actress who needs no explanation.
‘In fact, it was she who showed me this character. The experience was very significant and I really appreciate that.’
Cast: Tilda was joined by Memoria director Apichatpong Weerasethakul (centre) and co-stars (L-R) Elkin Diaz, Jeanne Balibar and Juan Pablo Urrego
Collaboration: Memoria is the actress’ first project with Thai director Apichatpong, who is a previous recipient of the festival’s prestigious Palme d’Or
One to watch: Memoria tells the story of a Scottish woman (Tilda) who begins to experience a bizarre sensory syndrome
Tilda, who’s real name is Katherine Matilda Swinton, is known for her portrayal of the White Witch in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe – and its two sequels.
Other faces starring alongside Tilda in Memoria include Juan Pablo Urrego, Elkin Diaz and Jeanne Balibar.
The film will be officially released later on this year following Thursday’s premiere.
Also in attendance: Tilda’s The French Dispatch co-star Bill Murray was also out at the Cannes Film Festival, and did an interview for New Worlds: The Cradle of Civilization
Relaxed look: Bill paired a beige suit jacket with a blue and pink shirt for the outing