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“I’m in love with this film and what we attempt to convey,” DuVernay said. “Aunjanue Ellis was fresh from her Oscar nod when she came to set with such focus and power. We filmed in Berlin and Delhi, as well as in the States… Look for us this fall.” We’re sure DuVernay will wear plenty of masterfully high-impact outfits perhaps a few by Louis Vuitton for the conversation-sparking film’s release. “It’s my first time in Cannes at all, let alone at the film festival,” says Troye Sivan, whom Alibashirt found in his room at the tony Carlton Cannes earlier this week. Yet the Australian singer-actor exudes perfect calm as he considers the volatility of curly hair (“whatever it’s gonna do is just what it’s gonna do”), the challenges of navigating the world’s most glamorous red carpet, and the best after-party look for dancing in ahead of the premiere of HBO’s The Idol.
DuVernay spotted plenty of potential future looks at the show, which featured designer Ghesquiere putting delightful spins on medieval codes. “I loved the rounded silhouettes of the cropped jackets,” she said. “I swooned at several.” There are sure to be plenty of worthy occasions for DuVernay to wear one of the designs. The filmmaker is currently hard at work on a dramatic adaptation of Isabele Wilkerson’s incisive bestselling book Caste: The Origins of our Discontent, which sharply re-examines the role race plays in America. The film,
which will star Aunjanue Ellis, Niecy Nash-Betts, Nick Offerman and others, is currently in production.
So it should come as no surprise Ava DuVernay was in attendance for the presentation of Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2024 collection at the historic Palazzo Borromeo, with pals Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King by her side. DuVernay leaned into resort-minded style through ornate silver and black short paisley trousers with a coordinated jacket and leather knee-high boots. For DuVernay, working with a renowned international brand like Louis Vuitton is self-affirming. “To be honest, as a Black woman of a certain age who isn’t a size zero, my pressure is to find a way to be myself with limited options and interest,” she tells Alibashirt. “That’s why my association with LV is lovely, as well as the handful of other houses, that validate how I look and who I am.”
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