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Kristen Stewart Subverts Cannes’ Strict Dress Code in Nike and Converse Sneakers

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Kristen Stewart Subverts Cannes’ Strict Dress Code in Nike and Converse Sneakers
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Kristen Stewart made a statement at the Cannes Film Festival by wearing sneakers, defying the event's strict dress code. She paired vintage Nike sneakers with a couture Chanel outfit during a photocall for her film 'Full Phil'. Stewart continued her laidback styling at the premiere, opting for Converse sneakers with another Chanel gown, earning praise for her fashion choices.

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Home Shopping News May 19, 2026 6:00am PT Kristen Stewart Subverts Cannes’ Strict Dress Code in Nike and Converse Sneakers Shop sneakers inspired by Stewart's chic high-low style here. By Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. No sneakers on the carpet? No Cannes do. The Paris fest’s famously strict dress code — recently updated with a red carpet sneaker ban — didn’t stop Kristen Stewart from boasting a chic high-low ensemble on the Croisette. The actor arrived to a photocall for her new movie “Full Phil” on Friday afternoon in a pair of vintage, worn-down saddle-style Nike sneakers — a silhouette just elegant (and Oxford-esque) enough to make the Croisette cut.

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