Miss Universe Pakistan 2025 set to attend Cannes Film Festival: Here’s what to know
Roma Riaz set to make Cannes debut as Miss Universe Pakistan 2025

Pakistan’s presence on the global red carpet continues to grow as Miss Universe Pakistan 2025, Roma Riaz, prepares to attend the prestigious Cannes Film Festival for the first time.
Set to take place in May, the festival is one of the most closely watched events in the international film calendar, drawing actors, filmmakers, and fashion figures from across the world. Roma’s appearance signals another step forward for Pakistan’s representation in global fashion and entertainment spaces.
Roma, a Lahore-based model, rose to prominence after being crowned Miss Universe Pakistan 2025. Beyond pageantry, she has been vocal about social issues such as colourism and representation, helping shape a more inclusive image of Pakistani beauty on international platforms. Her upcoming Cannes appearance is expected to reflect that identity, with anticipation already building around her red carpet looks and designer collaborations.
Her debut also builds on the momentum created by Erica Robin, Pakistan’s first-ever Miss Universe titleholder, who attended Cannes in 2024. Erica made headlines as she walked the red carpet at the premiere of The Substance, directed by Coralie Fargeat. Her appearance marked a milestone moment, introducing Pakistan’s pageant representation to one of the world’s most high-profile film stages.
With Roma now stepping onto the same global platform, expectations are high for how she will carry that legacy forward. While details of her appearances at Cannes remain under wraps, her participation alone reflects a broader shift, one where Pakistani talent is steadily finding space in international conversations around fashion, film, and culture.
As the festival approaches, all eyes will be on Roma Riaz to see how she brings her own voice and style to the iconic Cannes red carpet.





















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