The night the A-list let their hair down: Angelina Jolie and Naomi Campbell left dishevelled after their big nights out in Cannes
After a hard day's work squeezing into a long frock and holding a smile for the cameras on the red carpet, most people would be ready to kick off their heels and relax.
Which is exactly what Angelina Jolie and Naomi Campbell did - after letting their hair down a few hours before.
The actress and the supermodel were snapped looking weary and a little bit worse for wear as they made their way back to their hotels after a very, very long day in the French Riviera city.
Ready for her bed: Angelina Jolie looked tired and dishevelled as she called it a night after a busy and long day at the Cannes Film Festival
Before and after: Angelina looked fresh-faced and flawless as she arrived at the Tree of Life premiere... but didn't look quite so radiant a few hours later
Miss Jolie looked ready for her bed as she climbed into the back of a car, her stunning chocolate brown dress piled up all around her in the back seat.
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She looked less than her immaculate self with slightly dishevelled hair as she and partner Brad Pitt left a restaurant and made their way back to their hotel.
Partied out: Naomi Campbell looked tired and ready to call it a night as she was taken back to her hotel in the small hours
From composed to crying: Naomi looked glamorous and happy on the catwalk at the charity show, but was reduced to tears by the end of the night
And supermodel Naomi Campbell fared no better, looking equally as knackered and ungroomed as she also called it a night.
Miss Jolie, 36, and Pitt, 47, had had a very busy night as they attended the premiere of his new film The Tree of Life at the Palais des Festivals.
They spent ages posing for the cameras on the red carpet before the screening and after the film too, as a gallant Pitt led his gorgeous leading lady down the stairs and into the path of the flashbulbs.
Was a lovely evening: Pitt has a huge smile on his face as he leads Angelina out of the restaurant as fans try and get their autographs
They were then whisked off to the five-star L'affable restaurant to celebrate.
And either Miss Jolie was just absolutely shattered or she'd enjoyed more than a few glasses of wine with her meal.
Meanwhile, in another part of town, Miss Campbell was seen instructing her driver as she got into her car and headed back to her hotel.
Centre of attention: Angelina looked stunning in her chocolate coloured gown as she posed for the cameras
The model, 40, had a busy day, starting with catwalk duties at the Fashion For Relief Japan fundraiser.
The Londoner took to the runaway in two revealing black dresses and a monochrome lace creation before changing into jeans and a limited edition T-shirt that had been designed by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, proceeds from which will go to the Japan Red Cross.
She then changed into a very short little black dress as she attended the Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend event hosted by Chopard at the famed Nikki Beach club.
Miss Campbell then headed to Baoli beach where she partied until calling it a night and being driven home.
Back to black: Campbell wore a revealing black dresses, left, and a v-neck ruffle dress by Yves Saint Laurent, right, as she sashayed down the runway
Catwalk queen: The 40-year-old supermodel also wore a monochrome lace creation
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