This time, Cannes had a particular red carpet. Hours before the traditional French Film Festival began, in one of the most Chic cities in Europe, a statement from the management decreed new clothing rules for celebrities in this edition, number 78.
It was the first time that he did it in writing and publicly, with the warning of prohibiting access to those who do not respect them. “For decency reasons, nakedness on the red carpet is prohibited, as well as in any other festival area. Voluminous garments are not allowed, in particular those with a long tail, which hinder the circulation of the guests and hinder the location of the seats in the room. The festival reception team will be obliged to prohibit access to the red carpet to anyone who breaches these rules, ”said the statement received by all the guests.
Halle Berryone of them, he told a press conference that He had to change the model he had chosen for the inaugural carpet. “I had an incredible Gupta dress to wear tonight, and I can’t wear it because the tail is too big,” said the actress in her first press conference. “Of course, I’m going to follow the rules. So I had to make a last minute change,” he confessed.
In this way he showed his support to the organizers of the festival for taking measures against excessively provocative outfits, with new written rules. “The part of nudity is probably a good rule“, said.
In general, The celebrities complied with the rules, except Heidi Klum that wore a pink strapless dress simulating flower petals with a very long tail of Elie Saab.
The Brazilian supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio wore an emerald green dress with a giant pitbut the subject did not go to adults. The same happened with his colleague Bella Hadid: he used a black model with Tajo de Saint Laurent, which left his leg naked, but apparently the verdict passed and was accepted.
The rest of the celebrities only collected compliments with their fashion bets. Eva Longoria opted for the glitters with a strapple mirror to the body and a discreet black tail.
Rossy de Palma wore a long black tuxedo dress which complemented with black glasses and a fan, its fetish accessory. Julia Garner was another one that stood out for her elegance with a dress with long chocolate sleeves with draped effect and brightness.
Despite the new rules, the most photographed red carpet in Europe complied with the glamor needed to affirm that fashion and cinema have long been hand in hand.