How men are overshadowing women when it comes to red carpet fashion


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At this year's Grammys, Harry Styles stood out on the red carpet in a colourful sequinned jumpsuit with a Harlequin-like diamond pattern. Photo: AFP

Men are overshadowing women at red carpet events. Just look at the 65th Grammy Awards.

Overalls, jumpsuits, oversized capes, and colourful or floral suits replaced the formal tuxedo, taking men's fashion far away from its traditional codes.

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