Aubrey Plaza marks the first red carpet since the death of the husband in Cannes

Aubrey Plaza gilded the naked dress trend when she appeared at the Film Festival 2025 on May 23. The White lotus Star turned the heads in a completely transparent nude dress when they got out for them Treasure not! Premiere on Friday evening and marked her first appearances on the red carpet since husband Jeff Baena's death in January.

Pose side by side Treasure not! Co-stars such as Margaret Qualley and Charlie Day, Plaza, made a sartorial declaration in the transparent transparent dress that crossed the limits of the new anti-nackity rules of the film festival. With a translucent creme -mesh -overlay, which is decorated with colorful pearls and sequins, the depth dress was combined with a naked corset with a split excerpt, which ran down in the middle of its chest, and a few suitable panties.

Plaza -Accessorise Your Cannes Film Festival -Look with high -towering golden platform -sandal sales with an ankle strap and dramatic crystal candlestick rings, which almost reached its collarbone. The Parks and relaxation The alum styst styles her caramel-high brown hair in a rope with subtle curls, while the black liquid eyeliner and a shiny peach lipstick emphasize her facial features.

Plaza, who flashes her black bra in a seemingly black blouse and a Houndotooth pressure skirt while doing advertising Treasure not! A day later on Saturday, since the death of her late husband on January, a break has had a break from the spotlight.

TMZ At first reported that an assistant found Baena's body in a house in Los Angeles on January 3. He was declared dead at the crime scene, and the medical examiner of Los Angeles decided his cause of death as a suicide.

Plaza, who paid her late husband to a tie shirt when she came to the first public appearance of the 50th anniversary of February 16 Live on Saturday eveningcalled her loss an “unimaginable tragedy” in a explanation that was shared with People on January 6th. “We are deeply grateful to everyone who has offered support,” she said at that time of publication. “Please respect our privacy during this time.”