Celebrity Jewelry

Cindy Bruna Exuded Quiet Luxury at Cannes Film Festival

She wore Pomellato dog tag diamond pendants with her tailored look.

Published

2 years ago

July 11, 2023

Beth Bernstein

TOP INTERNATIONAL MODEL Cindy Bruna exuded the meaning of “quiet luxury” at the opening ceremony and first premiere at the 2023 Film Festival. She took a low-key, high-end approach to jewelry that was part of a classic androgynous look that utilized a menswear houndstooth suit with cargo style pants. The added quirky touch of a feminine tulle train threw the look off a bit, but let’s not get caught up in one styling lapse when there was so much right about her opening night look.

As far as her jewelry, she wore Pomellato diamond pendants that felt like an update on dog tags. They were worn lariat style with a diamond bar at the top of the chain, and then one round pendant and one rectangular pendant hanging down from two different chains. The pendants played perfectly with the shirtless deep neckline of the suit. She also wore diamond earrings and a ring that complemented the necklace.

It was subtle and chic — a jewelry look that anyone could pull off for work or play.

Her other pieces during the rest of the festival were more serious and were all Chopard designs: long chandelier and pendant earrings as well as a statement diamond choker with sleek gowns that were in keeping with a more glamorous feeling.

As awe-inspiring as the Chopard jewels were, I’d go with the first Pomellato look, sans the tulle.

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