A US actress, Sharon Stone, attended the Women in Film International Film Festival held in Saudi Arabia, a noteworthy red-carpet moment following the festival’s launch. New images from the event circulated, highlighting Stone among a cadre of international guests and celebrities who traveled to support women in cinema at the Middle East venue.
The 64-year-old star lit up the carpet in a striking fuchsia gown that featured a draped bodice and a daring calf-high slit, complemented by a flowing tail. Her footwear consisted of beige high-heeled platform sandals, while her accessories included a bold display of jewelry, notably chandelier earrings with multicolored stones and a diamond-encrusted watch that added a touch of sparkle to the ensemble.
Ahead of the public release of these photographs, Stone had appeared at the festival’s opening, where she presented a screening and reflected on the broader theme of the event. For the debut, she chose an oversized pink dress with ruffled layers, a choice that sparked vigorous debate online about its dramatic silhouette and stage presence.
Joining Stone on the guest list were other high-profile figures from the fashion and film industries, along with prominent cultural figures. Among them were Elle MacPherson, Sara Sampaio, Freida Pinto, and Carla Bruni, the former First Lady of France. Their presence underscored the festival’s aim to spotlight female achievement in film, drawing attention from audiences across North America and beyond as it took place in Saudi Arabia.
Earlier reports noted Stone posing for magazine imagery that showcased a sheer ensemble, reflecting her willingness to push fashion boundaries and engage in bold style statements during high-profile appearances. Her choices continued to generate conversation about red-carpet aesthetics and the evolving dialogue around celebrity appearances at major international events.