Buttocks, breasts and genital exposure banned from the Grammy Awards Grammy Awards broadcaster CBS issue a 'wardrobe advisory' notice ahead of Sunday's ceremony to encourage flesh-flashing celebrities to cover up. As we reported earlier this week, celebrities are finding ever more inventive ways of baring their assets on the red carpet. Side-boobs, waistline-necklines and backless dresses, which sit so low they reveal something of 'what lies beneath', have become the norm. And that's before we've even got into the thigh-split dresses that so love to make a feature of a girl's underpants. Such rampant, flesh-baring antics have now driven CBS, the broadcaster of Sunday's 55th Grammy Awards, to take the unusual step of sending out a 'Standard And Practice Wardrobe Advisory' notice to all attendees, containing a strict dress code. IN PICTURES: The new cleavage 'Please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered', it begins. Are you listening Nicki Minaj? Addressing the growing side-boob trend, the notice cautions 'Bare sides or under curvature of the breasts is also problematic. IN PICTURES: Plunging necklines Sorry... female breast nipples? Who wrote this? And then it's onto the unsavory topic of a ladies nether-regions: Ewww. Might we suggest that anyone who needs to be reminded not to display their 'puffy bare' genital region, probably shouldn't have made the guestlist in the first place? Also banned: branded clothing, obscenities on clothing (this part is in capitals so obviously more of a concern than those pesky female breast nipples), foreign language on clothes (this apparently needs to be cleared by the organizers in advance) and any clothing alluding to support of a charity or cause. Unlike the movie crowd who frequent award ceremonies such as the Oscars, Golden Globes or Baftas (also this Sunday night), the Grammys attracts a rather more risqué music crowd, with Sunday's nominees including the leotard-loving Beyonce, and boob and buttock-baring specialist Rihanna. Right now in LA there are stylists being fired, celebrities in tears and dreams of fleshy-under-curve-of-buttock-and-female-breast-nipple-exposing gowns in tatters. Good luck policing this, CBS.