Attendees at 2026 AMAs will be subject to strict rules about their clothes at Vegas event
Niamh Shackleton
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Celebrities have to follow a series of rules to attend tonight's American Music Awards (AMAs) in Las Vegas – some of which may surprise you.
Some of the biggest names in music have been nominated this year: from Charli XCX and Harry Styles, to Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga, it's safe to say that the night will be quite the star-studded affair.
Away from the awards themselves, arguably one of the best parts of events like the AMAs is seeing what the celebrities rock up wearing.
Last year's AMAs was hosted by Jennifer Lopez and the 'Jenny From the Block' hitmaker had a whopping eight outfit changes over the course of two hours.
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Elsewhere, Olympic champ Jordan Chiles turned heads with a chest-revealing dress that some thought the 25-year-old gymnast was wearing backwards...
Tonight's awards will once more be hosted in Las Vegas, but this time at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. And the arena comes with a host of rules and regulations when it comes to what you can wear and bring into the venue.
Per the MGM website, some prohibited types of attire for those attending an event at the venue include:
People who aren't wearing a shirt or shoes will also be prevented from entering the arena. However, it's somewhat quite unlikely that these rules will implemented for the celebs themselves.
For example, I can't imagine that Katy Perry would get kicked out of the event if she sported her Met Gala mask to this year's AMAs.
The venue does actually note that the policy can be tweaked for some people.
It states: "Artists, tours, promoters, and/or MGM Grand Garden Arena reserve the right to modify this policy as needed."
Other things that are banned at MGM events are things like selfie sticks, fanny packs, flammable liquids, food and drink from outside the venue, skateboards, and animals or pets – unless they're a 'trained, harnessed, and housebroken service animal'.
Unpopular opinion, but I think selfie sticks should be banned everywhere...
