How low is too low?
And who sets the bar?

The episode was supposed to be shown for the New Years Eve Elmo Special but after review was edited and completely cut out Katy perry and her low cut top.
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Beyond the cut in the chest, the slit went all the way to her hoo-ha; nobody wants to see your hoo-ha JLo. In addition to the revealing of, well, everything, the dress is sheer. We can see she's not wearing a bra and her very white underwear.
This display by Jennifer Lopes shows she may have been Grammy worthy, but no fashion award can celebrate this outfit.

We have found her- the low cut queen!
She rocks the low cut, the curves and the elegant black. Mila Kunis, another girl next door featured in both serious and funny broadcasts and films, lights up the bold red carpet at the Writers Guild Awards in 2010. By wearing a not so low, semi-revealing, classical cocktail dress showing curves and cleavage she reflects herself as sexy and classy. Thank you Mila Kunis.
So in response to Lil' John when he so elegantly stated "Get Low," we take a stand in fashion and say, not too low ladies.
You are very right! I mean in my opinion Katy Perry's outfit wasn't terribly low but for a kid's show I'd say so. You don't see Zoey with boobs in a boustiere after all right? JLO is just in a category of her own when it comes to that dress...I'm also glad somebody pointed out that Rachel McAdams had too skimpy of a dress on. She's a classy lady who ought to fit the part! And as for Mila Kunis I RARELY ever see her wearing a bad dress at a publicized event. I like the dress too :)
ReplyDeleteI agree, these days people are just going nuts over cleavages and everything else! Please leave something for the imagination!
ReplyDeleteWell, if individuals would keep a certain class about themselves when wearing revealing clothes then it would be acceptable. However, to outright degrade ones' self is unexplainable and is inexcusable. Individuals, male or female should be cautious about what clothing they wear and how they present themselves.
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