Mumbai, India Digital creator and reality personality Nagma Mirajkar, widely known for her appearance on Bigg Boss, is set to make her Cannes Film Festival red carpet debut this year, marking a major milestone in her journey from digital influence to global fashion visibility.
Nagma has arrived in Cannes on 17th May 20269 (today), with her official red carpet appearance scheduled for 19th May 2026.
For her debut, she will be styled in a custom couture creation by internationally acclaimed designer Tasmim Zobaear, founder of TZ Studio, a Paris-based label known for its sculptural silhouettes, intricate craftsmanship, and fusion of South Asian heritage with modern French couture aesthetics.
Tasmim Zobaear is a designer who has built a strong presence in Paris, made his Paris Fashion Week debut in 2022 and has since been recognized for his evolving work within the global couture ecosystem. His design language is defined by architectural tailoring, feminine structure, and detailed embroidery, reflecting a seamless blend of heritage and contemporary luxury.
The collaboration between Nagma Mirajkar and TZ Studio at Cannes marks a cross-cultural fashion moment, bringing together digital-era influence and high couture craftsmanship on one of the world’s most prestigious red carpet platforms.
Zobaear’s recent showcases and Paris-based couture presence have positioned him as an emerging voice in international luxury fashion, further amplified through his bespoke red carpet creations for global events like Cannes.
This appearance signals a significant step in Nagma Mirajkar’s evolving journey as she transitions from digital entertainment and reality television into international fashion and red carpet storytelling.
“Cannes has always felt like a dream that belongs to cinema and couture. Stepping onto this red carpet is not just a moment of visibility for me, but a celebration of how far my journey has come from digital screens to a global stage. I’m incredibly excited to be wearing a creation that reflects both craftsmanship and emotion.” — Nagma Mirajkar
