Who does not remember the 2000 Grammy Awards and J.Lo "Oh she did not!.. but she did!" Versace dress.?This dress was not a first on a red carpet that year but she rocked it BECAUSE it was the Grammy's. And having the perfect bod did not hurt either.
 |
| fashionindie.com |
Rihanna in Armani 2102 Grammy Awards
 |
| popsugar.com |
Fergie in a Jean-Paul Gaultier dress at the 2012 Grammy Awards.
 |
| Huffingtonpost.com |
Lady Gaga arrived in an Egg at he 2011 Grammy Awards
 |
| Add caption |
 Lady Gaga Grammy Awards 2010 |
| mimifroufrou.com |
 |
| justjared.com |
Nicki Minaj in a red Versace cloak Grammy Awards 2012
 |
| justjared.com |
So why change this exciting tradition by making public a memo that creates fashion boundaries? The Memo reads"Please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered,"[...] "Thong-type costumes are problematic. Please avoid exposing bare, fleshy under-curves of the buttocks and buttock crack. Bare sides or under-curvature of the breasts is also problematic." Whether artists show their flesh or wear eccentric dresses or costumes, should it not be seen as a medium to the artistic process and sometimes a phase in promoting their brand or projecting their musical persona?
The network issued dress code memos in the past and I guess producers grew tired of the natural disregard for "proper decorum". Making this memo public might not create any particular pressure to comply. I am anxiously waiting for the response of music artists at the Grammy's red carpet this Sunday! I anticipate the response to be an abnormally eccentric fashion revolution.
Stay tuned...
The network issued dress code memos in the past and I guess producers grew tired of the natural disregard for "proper decorum". Making this memo public might not create any particular pressure to comply. I am anxiously waiting for the response of music artists at the Grammy's red carpet this Sunday! I anticipate the response to be an abnormally eccentric fashion revolution.
Stay tuned...
No comments:
Post a Comment