The chaste cannes: dress code rules do not apply to all celebrities

The Cannes International Film Festival has not yet ended, but time for a small interim balance in relation to the tightened dress code is always. Because at least three prominent women have already demonstrated that they whistle on it on the red carpet.

Heidi Klum kicked off, who celebrates her 52nd birthday in a few days. At the opening of the Film Festival in southern France in Cannes, she undisputedly made a breathtaking appearance. In a spectacular robe by Elie Saab, she walked over the red carpet on the croisette. The shoulder -free dress consisted of several layers of pink fabric that reminded of delicate petals and went into an elegant train. The side of the leg fell in particular.

But drag is the decisive keyword here. Too much material is undesirable at the event this year. Voluminous clothing, especially those “with a large train”, are not permitted ,. The reason: it “hinders the proper flow of traffic of the guests” and “makes it difficult to seat the theater. How long Klums drag actually was shows, among other things.

The Tsartrosa Outfit, which US actress Kristen Stewart (35) wore in the afternoon of her film premiere, already gave an idea: here someone whistles on the dress code. the eccentric combination of jackets and shorts with a long transparent tulle rock can still be admired.

And also for the “The Chronology of Water” premiere evening, Stewart had come up with something special that does not really meet the regulations, the classic evening clothing. A long dress and a tuxedo is required for women. But there are also exceptions: For female guests, this is a “little black”, a cocktail dress, a dark pants suit or an elegant top with black trousers. Men are allowed to switch to a black or navy blade suit with a fly or dark tie.

But the pants legs only reached up to half of the thighs. The transparent blouse was open and gave a view of her stomach. The artist combined white socks in black strap pumps and a white cappy.

The British model Stella Maxwell (35), born in Belgium, also doesn’t seem to have known about the renewed clothing regulations. She appeared on the red carpet in a tightly adjacent black Neckholder dress with XXL neckline plus a long train.

The tight -fitting, which Model Maxwell presented the day before, was highly closed, long -sleeved and floor -length. But the fabric was quite transparent and apparently it without underwear on the red carpet ,.

The organizer made his threat, if you do not stick to the regulation, access to the red carpet is denied, apparently not true in all three cases.