YE, has Bianca Censori been kicked out of the Grammys?
Kanye West and Bianca Censori were not kicked out of the 2025 Grammy Awards.
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This year, nude is definitely out in Cannes, so is the long, bold gown.
After the International Film Festival unveiled the set of this year’s new dress code rules, Halleberry, who works for the competition judge, has made it clear that pre-planned clothing must be thrown away.
“I had a great Gupta dress, but that’s the train is too big so I can’t wear it tonight,” she told Variety, referring to celebrity designers and Kutulie Gaurav Gupta.
The new rules posted on the festival’s website explicitly prohibit “huge outfits” especially when there are “big trains,” claiming that it “stopping the proper flow of clogging at the theatre and complicating theatre seating.”
The new rules also targeted rare coverings that ban nudity in carpets and festival areas. A new trend in “nude dresses”, a name-only clothing, often with figure hagging and a check that looks like see-through.
“For good reason, nudity is prohibited on the red carpet and other areas of the festival,” the rules read.
The move comes after Bianca Sensori made waves at the Grammys wearing a nearly completely see-through dress. Censori, who arrived with her husband, a rapper previously known as Kanye West, received massive backlash for her fashion choices, and many classified it as a sexist stunt.
Berry, for one thing, is not opposed to the ban on nudity.
“I’m not going to break the rules,” she said of the change in her outfit. “The nude part is probably a good rule too,” her comments bring to mind the trigger of her recent mini-out class surrounding Met Gala Look. It’s not a perfect “naked dress.” It was hardly left in the imagination.
Beyond guidelines that focus more on relevance, the festival is imposing in partnership with French law – they – the trends in nude dress may just be out of style.
“The only thing you can rely on in fashion is that rising must happen,” Lorin Divita, professor of apparel design and merchandising and author of the book Fashion Prediction, previously told USA Today. “In the end, people get tired and the cycle changes.”
“We scored points in clubwear. We portray what makes our clothes tense and reveal we are tired,” she added. “We saw it. We were there. We did it.”
Contribution: Charles Trepany
