Everything is ready for the new edition of Cannes Film Festivalthe 75th with that of this year, with the Croisette that will welcome international stars and with the desire, as well as the hope, to create an unforgettable world cinema festival, thanks above all to the eighteen films in competition.
Desire for novelty and to start again with an extra gear, and who knows if it is not done even with the rigid one dress code which requires the event. Yes, because in order to participate, and walk on one of the most popular red carpets in the world, there are rules to be respected.
If for the day the possibility of a more informal outfit is granted – but beware: flip-flops are banned regardless – for the evening it is a whole other story. Tuxedo with bow tie for the man, while for the woman dress with long skirt emostly, high heels. In particular, this point has been bitterly contested several times even by personalities such as Kristen Stewart And Emily Blunt.
A protocol that clashes more and more with a period in which finally, especially in the field of fashion, theand gender barriers are increasingly thinningthus freeing himself from rigid schemes that sound more and more obsolete.
Over the years, many have broken these rules: for example Henry Miller or Armand Gatti they refused to obey the code and were rejected by the opening night. Others, on the other hand, managed to pass the checks – some with many difficulties – showing how clothes can represent a powerful person tool to feel free to express yourself.
There are those who preferred to make their way with a provocative outfit or those who instead decided to challenge the rule of “high heels” by showing off flat shoes or even walking barefoot. Here, then, as often as the dress code of the Cannes Film Festival was ignored. Or deliberately broken.
Source: Vanity Fair