Heidi Klum recently made headlines for her contrasting appearances at the Met Gala and the Cannes Film Festival. The 52-year-old model shifted from a prosthetic-heavy "living statue" look to a vibrant lime green gown on the runway.

The lime green runway walk with Law Roach

Heidi Klum appeared at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday, walking for the Magnum ice cream fashion show. According to the report, Klum wore a strapless lime green dress that highlighted her figure while walking alongside stylist Law Roach.

The event saw Klum transitioning from the high-concept art of the Met Gala back to traditional glamour.. As the report says,Klum was spotted leaving the Hotel Martinez in sunglasses and strappy heels before the show, having previously worn a peach Elie Saab gown and a gold fringed dress for the festival's opening events.

A 'living statue' and the Met Gala's Costume Art theme

Earlier this month, Heidi Klum embraced the "Fashion is Art" dress code at the Met Gala by transforming into a living statue. The look featured sculptural, stone-like detailiing and full-face prosthetics, drawing comparisons to the Statue of Liberty and classical Greek figures.

Public reaction to the ensemble was polarized. While some social media users praised Klum for bringing her signature "Halloween spirit" to the gala, others described the prsothetic look as "genuinely disturbing." In an interview with Ashley Graham, Heidi Klum noted that the dress was surprisingly easy to move in, despite its rigid appearance.

Henry Samuel's transition from Lena Erziak to the Magnum catwalk

The Cannes appearances also highlighted the rising career of Henry Samuel, the 20-year-old son of Heidi Klum and singer Seal. Henry Samuel supported his mother backstage before making his own appearance on the Magnum runway, where he wore a multi-layered coat and a sheer top.

This appearance follows Henry Samuel's professional debut at the Lena Erziak Haute Couture show last year.. By stepping onto the catwalk in Cannes, Samuel is following the modeling footsteps of his mother, Heidi Klum, expanding the family's presence in the high-fashion world.

The 79th Cannes Film Festival's return to A-list icons

The presence of models like Heidi Klum at the 79th Cannes Film Festival exists alongside a resurgence of Hollywood royalty. Dame Joan Collins, 92, and Jane Fonda, 88, both made significant impacts at the opening ceremony at the Palais des Festivals.

Joan Collins wore a white gown with a diamond necklace, while Jane Fonda opted for a floor-length black sequin dress. this blend of modern fashion influencers and seasoned cinema legends marks a shift from previous years where models dominated the red carpet, returning the focus to A-list acting status.

The missing designer behind the stone prosthetics

While the report details the visual impact of the "living statue" look, it leaves the identity of the designer or makeup artist responsible for the prosthetics unmentioned. It remains unclear if the look was a collaboration with Law Roach or a separate artistic venture.

Additionally, the source focuses heavily on social media reactions and a brief interview with Ashley Graham, leaving the formal critical consensus from fashion historians or Met Gala curators unexplored.