Jane Fonda Stuns in Chic White Suit at Cannes

Hollywood icon continued to up the fashion stakes at the on Wednesday night. 

After walking the red carpet on Tuesday, Jane, 88, was back on the scene again, this time to celebrate her 20-year partnership with L'Oreal. 

The actress, who has been an ambassador for the brand since 2006, showed off her age-defying looks.

Jane cut a chic figure in a fitted white blazer which was embellished with beaded detailing and added a boost to her height with gold heels.  

The screen star has maintained one of the longest-running partnerships with the brand and is often the face of their Age Perfect skincare line designed for mature skin. 

During the evening, Jane gave a speech before hosting a dinner with fellow ambassador Gong Li.

The Chinese actress marked three decades with the brand. She has served as a global ambassador since 1997. 

Jane's trip to Cannes comes just days after the

The Oscar winner, who was married to the founder from 1991 to 2001, had earlier taken to social media to share a moving tribute following his death at the age of 87 on May 6.

Remembering him as 'deeply romantic and swashbuckling', she praised his 'brilliant mind' and 'vulnerability' while reflecting on their complex decade-long marriage.

A cause of death was not disclosed, though Ted had previously battled the neurodegenerative condition Lewy body dementia.

Despite the personal loss, Jane arrived at the Palais des Festivals looking every inch the screen legend, flashing her trademark megawatt smile as she stepped onto the red carpet.

, the Oscar winner embodied Old Hollywood glamour.  

She shared the red carpet with fellow Hollywood icon Dame Joan Collins, who looked sensational in a white gown paired with a diamond necklace and black gloves.

Jane's glamorous appearance comes after her heartfelt tribute to Turner, where she wrote in part, 'MY IMMEDIATE THOUGHTS ABOUT TED. He swept into my life, a gloriously handsome, deeply romantic, swashbuckling pirate and I’ve never been the same.

'He needed me. No one had ever let me know they needed me, and this wasn’t your average human being that needed me, this was the creator of CNN, and Turner Classic Movies, who had won the America’s Cup as the world’s greatest sailor. He had a big life, a brilliant mind and a soaring sense of humor.

'He could also take care of me. That was new as well. To be needed and cared for simultaneously is transformative.

'Ted Turner helped me believe in myself' she continued, 'he gave me confidence. I think I did the same for him, but that’s what women are raised to do. Men like Ted aren’t supposed to express need and vulnerability. That was Ted’s greatest strength, I believe.’