Red Carpet

A red carpet is a symbol of glamour, prestige, and high-profile events in the world of entertainment, fashion, and culture. It refers to a long, narrow strip of carpet, usually colored red, that is laid out for celebrities, VIPs , and other notable individuals to walk on as they enter a special event or premiere.

The tradition of using a red carpet dates back to ancient Greece, where it was rolled out for royalty. Over time, it became associated with wealth and status, particularly in the context of Hollywood and the film industry. Today, the red carpet is synonymous with major awards shows like the Oscars, Grammys, and Golden Globes, as well as film premieres, fashion shows, and other high-profile gatherings.