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Chloe Sevigny and Susan Sarandon are all smiles as they strike a pose at the Saint Laurent Presents: Belle De Jour – 50th Anniversary Screening held at the Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday (December 19) in New York City.

The ladies were joined at the event by Kelly Rutherford, Martha Stewart, Debbie Harry, Leigh Lezark, David Alexander Flinn, Chiara Mastroianni, Martin Scorsese, and stylist Mel Ottenberg.

Saint Laurent celebrated the 50th anniversary of the film Belle de Jour with a screening hosted by creative director Anthony Vaccarello and Catherine Deneuve – the evening commemorated the historic ties between the Yves Saint Laurent Maison and the film, and honored the present relationship between Anthony and Catherine.

The 4K restoration of Belle de Jour was supported by Saint Laurent in 2017.

Salma Hayek happily poses alongside her husband Francois Henri Pinault while attending the 2019 Gucci Cruise Fashion Show held at Alyscamps on Wednesday (May 30) in Arles, France.

The 51-year-old actress and Francois, 56, were joined in the front row by Saoirse Ronan, A$AP Rocky, Soko, Valeria Golino, Chiara Mastroianni and James Righton as Alessandro Michele‘s 2019 Gucci resort collection made its debut.

All guests sat on mirrored cubes in cool Gucci looks as models displayed Michele‘s new line.

The event also included a special performance by Sir Elton John, who was accompanied by his husband David Furnish.

Cate Blanchett is defending the lack of female directors at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, arguing that change will come, but “not overnight.”

“There are several women in competition, and they’re not there because of their gender, they’re there because of the quality of their work, and we’ll be assessing them as film-makers, as we should be,” the 48-year-old actress expressed at the opening-day jury press conference for the festival (via The Guardian).

“A few years ago there were only two [female directors in competition],” Cate added. “The selection committee now has more women on board than in previous years, which will obviously change the lens through which the films are chosen. But these things are not going to happen overnight.”

“Would I like to see more women in competition? Absolutely. Do I expect and hope that that’s going to happen in the future? I hope so,” Cate continued. “But we’re dealing with what we have this year, and our role in the next almost two weeks is to deal with what is in front of us.”

Pictured: Cate joining her fellow jury members Lea Seydoux, Denis Villeneuve, Khadja Nin, Lea Seydoux, Chiara Mastroianni and Fan Bingbing at the Gala Dinner for the Opening Ceremony at l’Agora during the 2018 Cannes Film Festival.

FYI: Cate is wearing an Armani dress, Chopard jewels and Charlotte Olympia shoes.