Paris Jackson appears in a dark look at the Cannes gala

Paris Jackson, daughter of the king of pop Michael Jackson, was present at the amFAR gala, this Thursday (23), in Cannes. The model and actress showed off her more than 80 tattoos spread across her body on the red carpet, oozing style and authenticity.

Paris Jackson outfit

Paris took the term gala seriously and opted for a more vintage look for her presence on the red carpet. With the classic gloves on your hands, keeping the all blackjust like Michael Jackson did, the impact of the artist's outfit was to keep anyone's mouth open, with a special complement to the piece, a necklace and a varied number of silver rings, providing the perfect contrast.

Even with clean makeup, Paris's green eyes manage to highlight the model's beauty, which automatically rules out the need for heavier eyeshadow. PJ's black heels managed to highlight the tattoos she has on her feet, which end up perfectly matching the darker and more mysterious proposal presented by the dress, which has a more braided appearance at the top and a transparent black train.

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Paris erases tattoos at awards ceremony

For her appearance at the 66th edition of the Grammy Awards, which took place on February 4th this year, Paris Jackson opted for a more minimalist style, as she did not select as many ornaments to compose her outfit. Therefore, the actress chose a long, slit black dress that perfectly highlighted her waist.

However, many people were surprised by the fact that she did not attend the event with her tattoos on display, instead relying on complete skin coverage carried out by professional makeup that lasted two hours. The concealment work consisted of spraying the model's skin with a color similar to hers.

The justification is that she decided to keep the focus of her appearance on her Celine dress, thus guaranteeing her own moment, highlighting the beauty of the piece.

Featured photo: Paris Jackson (Reproduction/Getty Images Embed/Mike Marsland)