AMID In yesterday’s Golden Globe black ocean, a woman’s red dress stood in a mile. She explained why she wore a lot of clothes for criticism.
On Sunday evening, Hollywood’s biggest stars opted to wear black at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards to focus on the harassment and assault scandals that plague the movie industry. However, an actor’s performance is completely different.
Blanca Blanco wore a tall thigh crevice and a sinking neckline, dressed in a bright red robe, on the grand entrance to the red Long Gown Dress.
The 36-year-old told Fox News that she does not mind skipping the dress code she recommends.
“I love red,” she explained. “To wear red does not mean that I am against the movement, and I applaud the brave actresses for continuing to break the cycle of abuse through their actions and style choices, which are one of the many factors that make women safer because of their status. The #TimesUp movement is thrilled; the real change is long gone. ”
However, a California-born talent knows that her latest style choices may be criticized for taking a public anti-sexual abuse position in Hollywood.
Blanco said: “This hurt my feelings, but I think this is part of our industry.” We have to appreciate your people and those who do not appreciate you. Designer Atria Couture did a great job on my clothing and I really appreciate their dress. ”
She added: “Shaming is part of the problem.”
Blanco is not the only one who does not wear black in a television broadcast. Barbara Meier’s actor also ignored the evening dress, chose a pure flower dress.
The black choir worn by celebrities coincides with the establishment of the Time’s Up group, which creates a legitimate defense fund for men and women who feel they are discriminated against or harassed in the workplace.
More than 300 members of the entertainment community signed “Unity Letter” and formed an alliance to combat workplace harassment in “all industries”.
Time’s Up also supports women’s movement to wear black clothes at the Golden Globe Awards in support of sexual harassment.
Debra Messing, Justin Timberlake and Nick Jonas are the reasons why numerous celebrities who wore times support and walk on the red carpet.