Grammy Fashion: Stars Defy Dress Code, Bust Out on Red Carpet

February 10, 2013 Awards Shows

There was supposed to be a Grammys dress code this year, but apparently no one -- including Katy Perry, Rihanna and Kelly Rowland -- got the memo!

Grammy Fashion: Stars Defy Dress Code, Bust Out on Red Carpet

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CBS Standards and Practices sent guests and presenters a detailed email, obtained by Deadline.com, outlining in excruciating detail as to what must be covered, including "bare fleshy under curves of the buttocks and buttock crack" and "[b]are sides or under curvature of the breasts."

There was also a ban on "sheer see-through clothing that could possibly expose female breast nipples."

The stars, however, didn’t seem to pay the new rules any mind. Katy was busting out of a body-hugging mint green gown with a perfectly placed cleavage-baring cutout, while Rihanna hit the red carpet bra-less in a racy red dress. Kelly Rowland left little to the imagination in a full-length black Pucci gown made of sheer paneling and little else.

Other head-turners included Beyoncé in a skintight black and white getup, and Jennifer Lopez in a black gown perfect for leg bombing.

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