Meryl Streep pulls out all the stops at the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival.
The Oscar winner, 74, has already kicked off the star-studded event, which takes place along the French Riviera, with not one but two French-inspired ensembles, and they definitely deserve a spot on your summer mood board. For the opening ceremony photo invitation, Just the murders in the building star stepped out in a clean white Michael Kors suit with a navy and white striped Lilysilk blouse underneath.
She accessorized the look with silver Jimmy Choo pointed-toe pumps, Prada sunglasses and large hoop earrings. For a touch of the French Riviera, the actress added a Gigi Burris woven hat — perfect for the beach setting.
Streep was all smiles on the red carpet as she posed for photos and waved to fans.
“How do you say #francascariviera?” Streeps’ stylist Michaela Erlanger wrote an Instagram post showing off the star’s coastal chic look.
Meryl Streep.
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The actress later changed into a more formal look for the screening of “Le Deuxième Acte” (“The Second Act”) and the red carpet of the opening ceremony. She looked elegant in a floor-length cream dress with three-quarter sleeves, white platform sandals, silver earrings and black glasses. Her hair was styled in a simple bun and she carried a small white clutch bag.
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Meryl Streep.
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At the opening ceremony, Streep will also be honored with the prestigious Palme d’Or award, which celebrates achievements in film.
Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE’s free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.“I am extremely honored to receive the news of this prestigious award,” Streep said in a statement posted on the festival’s official website. “Winning an award in Cannes, for the international community of artists, has always represented the greatest achievement in film art. To stand in the shadow of those who have previously been honored is equally humbling and exciting. I look forward to coming to France to thank everyone in person this May!”
“We all have something of Meryl Streep in us!” Said Iris Knobloch, President of Cannes and Thierry Frémaux, Director of Cannes. “We all have something in us from Kramer vs. Kramer, Sophie’s Choice, Out of Africa, The Bridges of Madison County, The Devil Wears Prada and Mamma Mia! Having spent nearly 50 years in cinema and embodying countless masterpieces, Meryl Streep is part of our collective imagination, our shared love of cinema.”
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