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With the annual Cannes Film Festival kicking off this past week, it’s safe to say that high glamour has taken over the red carpets. (See all of the gowns here.) But exquisite evening wear hasn’t just been confined to France alone. All week long, the best dressed stars in Hollywood have been sporting designs that are made to turn heads and make a statement whether that be in Cannes, Venice, or New York City. The through-line between some of the week’s best style moments? A heavy dose of Old Hollywood glitz, fused with modern touches.

Perhaps it was Elizabeth Taylor, with her glittering diamond tiara, who started the festival’s tradition of decorative hair accessories in 1957 followed by Catherine Deneuve’s white headband and Sophia Loren’s slim-brimmed hat. In 1974, Jane Birkin brought a distinctively French insouciance to the red carpet with natural makeup and air-dried hair that felt like a sign of the times a tactic her daughter Charlotte Gainsbourg embraced more than 30 years later with a fresh complexion heightened by a tangle of waves and a subversively chic leather jacket and jeans.

The singer’s style sidekick, Margi Kent, helped Nicks compile her tour wardrobe in 1975 after a friend put them in touch. When speaking recently with British Alibashirt, Nicks recalled a time when she showed Kent who she “wanted to be” and drew a stick girl. “She was wearing a little riding jacket nipped in at the waist, and a filmy handkerchief skirt that was kind of ragged at the bottom. I was working as a waitress and a cleaning lady five months before this, but I said, ‘I want beautiful handmade suede platform boots that are high but not bulky. And I want a top hat, which I will find out on the road myself.’”

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