Kelly Brook covers curves in loose linen dress as she arrives at Cannes Film Festival
SHE'S known to flaunt her curves to the max, but Kelly Brook chose to cover them up in a linen dress as she arrived in Cannes earlier today.
The 35-year-old was slammed by critics in US sitcom One Big Happy. However, it seems like Kelly is keen to mingle with her fellow actors and actresses at Cannes Film Festival, as she was snapped smiling away at Nice airport this afternoon.
She's no doubt got some boob-baring outfits ready for those red carpets, but Kelly covered up for her flight over from Turkey.
The model teamed a white and grey linen dress with a matching jacket, highlighting her slim physique with a waist belt.
Kelly ditched the heels for her journey, instead opting for a pair of white boat shoes that matched her Chanel handbag.
Wearing her brunette locks down and wavy by her shoulders, the star grinned as she was surrounded by photographers and onlookers, clearly excited for the upcoming events over the next day or so.
As per usual, she made sure to fill her followers in on her activities, taking to Instagram to share a snap of herself in a car wearing a summery hat, gazing out of the windows as the palm trees passed her by.
She simply captioned the shot: "Cannes."
Despite her casual chic arrival, it didn't take long for the stunning star to change into something more glamorous.
Attending a lavish dinner, Kelly teamed a bright red high waisted skirt with a gold top, once again showing off her best assets.
Despite always having a gorgeous physique, Kelly recently shed some pounds after embracing a healthier lifestyle in Los Angeles.
She told The Express: “I’m a curvy woman; I don’t mind having boobs and a bum – and I’ll never be super-skinny. But this year I want to get fitter, healthier and become more aware of what I was putting in my body.
“You have to use whatever tools you’ve got. You have to run it like a business.
"I’ve got the body, so this is what I can do. And it’s an art form in itself to exploit that on many different platforms, in ways that appeal to different kinds of people," she concluded.