'Bridgerton' star Nicola Coughlan stuns at Canneseries in white gown
Nicola Coughlan's fashion game is strong.
The "Bridgerton" star was a vision in white on the pink carpet at the eighth annual Cannes International Series Festival -- referred to simply as Canneseries -- at Plage Du Majestic in Cannes, France, on Monday.
Coughlan took to the pink Canneseries steps to show off her gown, which featured a structured neckline and long train.
Coughlan was honored at the event with the Konbini Commitment Award, which is given to someone who is "actively making change well beyond television," according to Canneseries, an international television festival showcasing television series from around the world.
The actress was specifically recognized for her human rights advocacy.
"From the fight for abortion rights in Ireland, to the defense of refugees and Palestinian children rights or the fight against body-shaming: Nicola Coughlan is fiercely rising up against injustice," Canneseries wrote on its website. "Her very sharp sense of style, her intelligence and her biting humor are just some of the many weapons she has to carry the voices of those who've been silenced."
On Sunday, Coughlan also stepped out for the Prix Konbini de l'Engagement photocall, where she left her handprints in cement.
The actress put her own spin on Hollywood glam and stunned in a green sequined gown at that event, which she paired with a light pink sweater draped over her shoulders.
