I have always wondered why actresses who walk the red carpet wear sleeveless, low-cut evening dresses? Especially in the winter, they are shivering with cold and worried that their "bandeau" will fall.
Evening dresses originated in the West and are characterized by: low cut, sleeveless, and fashionable. The original purpose was to grab the eye, of course, to grab the eyes of men, and the delicacy was not exquisite in the second place.
In order to be eye-catching, it must be exposed, first exposing the arm, then exposing the shoulder, and finally exposing the groove, forming a feeling of "holding the pipa and half covering the face", so that the witness can imagine the imagination.
Later, the fabric of the evening dress became more and more luxurious, and then it was equipped with various decorations: lace, frieze, bows, etc., which played a role in finishing touches.
Some jewelry also needs to play a "covering" role, so that places that should not be exposed are seemingly covered by jewelry. The quiet time is still relatively tightly covered, and the movement is looming, which is also reverie.
However, there is too much exposure, and if it is a dinner party in winter, it is not cold. As a result, the shawl came into being, one for warmth, the other for decoration, and more and more luxurious.
Evening dresses were a product of Western court life and part of aristocratic love. In the staggering of the chips, the swaying of the skirts, the flickering of candlelight, ladies, a variety of styles.
Later, this evening dress was also favored by our actresses, and every time there was a grand ceremony, on the gorgeous stage and in the bright lights, many people's eyes were attracted by the arms, chest, and even the thighs that were exposed and hidden.
They even worried about them, afraid that the straps on their shoulders would fall off, afraid that the "nursery" with very low breasts would go down again.
At the same time, it is also embarrassing for the male stars who are standing on the stage at the same time as them, afraid that their eyes will look at what they should not look at if they are not attentive.
The status of celebrities is already unattainable, and I don't think it is necessary to rely on "dew" to attract people's attention anymore. Instead of racking your brains on the dress, let your acting skills be impeccable.
Just like some women's old drama bones, their "dresses" can also be worn by ordinary people and walked down the street. But as soon as they took the stage, the audience's eyes were still affectionate.
Do you think it is necessary for actresses to wear such "dew" when walking the red carpet?
