The fashion industry is vast, with a past stretching back as far as ancient Egypt. It has existed wherever women and men have had the desire and the resources to look good. Dressing reflects empowerment as well as cultural shift. Celebrities are the role models whose styles and clothing often followed by the public, changing the clothing preference from decency to bold. Often mainstream celebrities wear bold clothes that reveal too much skin. This article explores why celebrities choose these looks and are there any event guidelines to discipline this. Historical Roots Dressing is always the center of attention in gatherings, ceremonies, and society. For example, Anne Baxter’s or Queen Nefertiri’s sheer or transparent dresses in Ten Commandments were used for two reasons: (1) show glamour, grandeur, or exoticism and (2) add sexual appeal to make Nefertiri seductive over Moses. However, the dressing also highlights moral failure and indecency of that society. Many cultures in the history including Byzantines, Mesopotamia, Sassanid Persia, the Greeks, Banu Ismail, and Banu Qahtan, promoted decent clothing for women and even considered such attire respectable and prestigious. The last half of the 20th century popularized sheer or see-through dresses. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts……
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