The annual Cannes Film Festival of the Mediterranean city is no longer a simple red carpet for the screen stars to take the golden palm.

In May 2010, the global economy was still in crisis, and the volcanic ash in Iceland was still intact. But the stars dressed in red carpet this time came to the same place in Cannes. The traditional classical black became less and more.

Walking the red carpet of the movie festival has a characteristic that a star will turn to the next when he is finished. This makes the red carpet give the star a complete, independent space to show his personal posture, creating a congenital condition for wearing a tuxedo dress.

In western dress culture, there is such a symbol: the larger the clothing area of women is, the more space the dress will belong to.

But now the red carpet is less classicy, and the red carpet often starts from the day. Until the evening, more and more women do not want to wear too big tuxedo instead of straight line or fishtail skirt.

As a result, stars spend too much time in the daytime.