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Tilda SWINTON, CHANEL Ambassador, wore a salmon cotton shirt with a burdungy light shantung skirt, look 17, from the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2026 collection on December 4th for the closing ceremony of the film festival. The day before SWINTON, wore an ecru wool double crepe dress. CHANEL accessories and shoes and CHANEL Makeup. These sophisticated colourful looks mark a departure from her classical CHANEL black and white outfits that she wore for the red carpet to Venice Film Festival and Berlinale 2025, and the British Vogue describes her new Chanel styling so, Tilda Is Once Again The Best-Dressed Person At A Film Festival. Besides looking stunning, the style and warm colours in her looks pay homage to the women of the Kingdom of Morocco and their rich fashion and heritage of dressing casually yet often colourful. Moroccan female style blends traditional modesty with vibrant flair, featuring flowing garments like the hooded djellaba, colorful caftans, and tunics, often in breathable fabrics with rich embroidery or patterns, plus essential accessories like headscarves for religious sites, embracing comfort, cultural pride, and sun protection with loose fits, long sleeves, and vibrant colors for both daily wear and celebrations, which her Chanel looks reflect. The new Chanel shoes look very interesting too and seem to have same sandy leather tones that are typical for the region. Earlier this year at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival the Scottish actress Tilda Swinton received the Honorary Golden Bear for her lifetime achievements, during the Opening Ceremony at the Berlinale Palast on February 13, 2025, where she also striking haute couture by Chanel.  Images above and below copyright CHANEL. Tilda SWINTON, CHANEL Ambassador. Academy Award-winning actress Tilda Swinton has been closely linked to the Berlin International Film Festival for many years, serving as the President of the International Jury in 2009 and starring in 26 films in the festival programme ranging from Caravaggio, which won the Silver Bear for the 1986 Berlinale, The Beach (2000), Derek (2008), Julia (2008), The Garden(1991), and Last and First Men (2020). Her recent appearance at Marrakech Film Festival stipulates her international recognition also on the African continent, an exciting chapter for the talented star, who was earlier honoured at the 2022 edition of Marrakech International Film Festival with tribute award.   |
