There were suits, glam gowns and flashing flesh but underpants reigned supreme on the Grammys red carpet
THERE were suits, glam gowns, cut-outs and plenty of flesh flashing at the Grammys this year but one thing stood out — underpants reigned supreme.
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OK, it’s a red carpet ‘thing’ but please, please, can some of our mega celebrities please put their pants back on?
And by pants, we’re not talking undies but some actual, real, outwear-type pants, not just Lycra, sporty, high-waisted knickers or bewejelled unmentionables.
Sure, we GET that the long skirt with a split up the middle vibe is a celeb staple, we really do. But as soon as your eye travels up lavish and lean leg and suddenly some smalls come into view, well, it just become a fashion deal breaker.
The Grammys always bring out the best and the more questionable of fashion choices — that’s why we love them — and while I loved everything about Taylor Swift’s look — from her colour choices, her Anna Wintour-inspired bob and killer jewels, Tay-Tay just didn’t need to show what looked to be, quite simply, matching Lycra designer briefs.
I, like many others (Fred Nile aside) adore seeing, observing and wearing sensual clothes. But this contrived ‘let’s show a hint of undies’ isn’t as sexy as the wearer sometimes thinks.
Fortunately Taylor wasn’t the only undies advocate at the Grammys.
There was Ciara. Hello thigh!
And Lady Gaga. Hello VBL (visible bodysuit line).
When faced with, well, intimate images, suddenly all hotness just seems to disappate when a skirt just goes that bit too far up. Baam! Once you look, I suddenly get the feeling I’ve stepped into the Best & Less undies aisle.
Okay, but if there is a bright side to all of this, at least it’s better than our celeb set going commando ...
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Originally published as There were suits, glam gowns and flashing flesh but underpants reigned supreme on the Grammys red carpet