The Cannes Film Festival banned naked dresses, but these stars don’t care
The Cannes Film Festival has implemented a ban on naked dresses, yet many celebrities are choosing to defy this dress code. Stars like Kristen Stewart and Demi Moore have showcased daring outfits that challenge the festival's rules. Despite the restrictions, the red carpet remains a platform for bold fashion statements.
- ▪The Cannes Film Festival has a strict dress code that prohibits nudity and voluminous outfits.
- ▪Celebrities like Kristen Stewart and Demi Moore are ignoring the dress code with revealing outfits.
- ▪Kristen Stewart wore a sheer Chanel skirt set that appeared almost nude, while Demi Moore donned a dramatic lilac chiffon gown.
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Fashion The Cannes Film Festival banned naked dresses, but these stars don’t care By Avery Matera Published May 22, 2026, 12:49 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google 7 Celebrities like Demi Moore are finding creative ways to challenge the Cannes Film Festival’s famously strict dress code. Getty Images Fashion rules are made to be broken. The Cannes Film Festival is famous for its strict dress code, but this year’s red carpets have been marked by dangerously plunging necklines, high-slit skirts and see-through gowns galore.
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