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The first casualties of the new dress code of the Cannes Film Festival, rejecting nudity and big clothes on the red carpet are Halle Berry members of the jury. The Hollywood star admitted that he had to change his outfit at the last minute, digging a dress designed by Indian designer Gaurav Gupta for him. ,Also read: Cannes Film Festival banned ‘nudity’ and ‘voluminous’ clothes from red carpet for 2025 event,
Halle Berry on the change of plans for ear
Long dress trains, along with new rules banning nudity on red carpet, meant that Berry had to leave a gown selected for the early night in his wardrobe.
Referring to Indian designer Gaurav Gupta, the Oscar winner said, “I had a wonderful dress to wear by Gupta tonight, and I could not wear it because the train is very big.” “Of course, I am going to follow the rules,” said the American actor, who is on the jury which will decide which film wins Palme de’ar Top Award, said.
But many other rules bang
Still others did not do it clearly. The German model Heidi Clum sported a pink train, which was at least three meters (10 feet) long on the first red carpet of the festival, while a Chinese actor and an influential, Van Keenhui, also appeared in a huge white Marshmallow mountain of White Tafta.
Hellley Berry, who won the Oscar for the Monster ball, also supported the festival organizers on clamping on overli risk outfits with new written rules. “Nudity part is probably a good rule,” he said.
New Dress Code of Cannes Film Festival
Ear organizers first publicly raised their eyebrows by putting their dress rules in public. A spokesman told AFP, “It’s not to regulate what” people wear, but “to ban the total nudity on the red carpet, in conformity to the French law,”, a spokesperson told AFP.
Cannes Red Carpet has seen a procession of courageous and disclosure over the years, in which model Bela Hadid has specifically sent social media to a spin with a dip, sculpture shiapareli construction in 2021.
After years of rows and controversies, ear has also clarified his rules on shoes, many accused women of forcing them to wear high heels.
The rule is now clearly coded. The festival has decided that “with or without sandals” with or without elegant shoes or heel, a change that the chairman of this year’s jury, French Oscar-winner Juliet Juliet Binoche saw as “a very good idea”, joking that she was speaking from “experience”.
,With AFP input,
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