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HAILEY BALDWIN
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Baldwin recently stepped out sporting a seatbelt accessory around her waist, but the style choice was about much more than being trendy.
A close look at Baldwin’s belt reveals the words “For Support” printed repeatedly.
02of 12GIGI HADIDMairo Cinquetti/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesHadid has also shown her support for the anti-gun violence nonprofit Krost pieces. She wore a cropped T-shirt that read “Support Your Friends” while in Milan for fashion week earlier this month.
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GIGI HADID
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Hadid has also shown her support for the anti-gun violence nonprofit Krost pieces. She wore a cropped T-shirt that read “Support Your Friends” while in Milan for fashion week earlier this month.
03of 12SELENA GOMEZMatt Baron/BEI/ShutterstockGomez is all about hiding messages in her Met Gala looks. In 2017, she carried a Coach bag that discreetly said “Love yourself first” on the bottom. The singer has the same phrase tattooed on her back in Arabic script.Gomez took things even further in 2018, displayingher favorite quote from scriptureon her purse and on a ribbon that was sewn into her gown. “A woman who fears the lord is a woman who shall be praised,” the quote read.
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SELENA GOMEZ
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Gomez is all about hiding messages in her Met Gala looks. In 2017, she carried a Coach bag that discreetly said “Love yourself first” on the bottom. The singer has the same phrase tattooed on her back in Arabic script.
Gomez took things even further in 2018, displayingher favorite quote from scriptureon her purse and on a ribbon that was sewn into her gown. “A woman who fears the lord is a woman who shall be praised,” the quote read.
04of 12EMMA STONENeilson Barnard/NBCUniversal/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty ImagesA lot of thought usually goes into red carpet beauty looks, but makeup artist Rachel Goodwin put extra-special consideration into Stone’s appearance at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards.Ahead of the ceremony, women in the entertainment industry had agreed to wear black to support the Time’s Up movement, and Goodwin wanted to connect to the movement in another way, too.“Once I heard about the idea of women coming together and wearing black to the ceremony, and the message behind it, my friend Arianne [Phillips] designing the Time’s Up pin and what the message is, I wanted the makeup to have a message as well,“Goodwin told PEOPLE about planning Stone’s look. “I thought, red lipstick was a color suffragettes wore, so I did more research and found that they also wore very specific, symbolic sashes, pins, petticoats and all these things in purple, emerald green and white when they were fighting for the right to vote.“The artist incorporated all three meaningful colors on Stone, using emerald green and white on her eyelids and violet on her lips. “I wanted to give the beauty look that had more meaning to me that was far beyond mascara and lipstick,” Goodwin added.
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EMMA STONE
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A lot of thought usually goes into red carpet beauty looks, but makeup artist Rachel Goodwin put extra-special consideration into Stone’s appearance at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards.
Ahead of the ceremony, women in the entertainment industry had agreed to wear black to support the Time’s Up movement, and Goodwin wanted to connect to the movement in another way, too.
“Once I heard about the idea of women coming together and wearing black to the ceremony, and the message behind it, my friend Arianne [Phillips] designing the Time’s Up pin and what the message is, I wanted the makeup to have a message as well,“Goodwin told PEOPLE about planning Stone’s look. “I thought, red lipstick was a color suffragettes wore, so I did more research and found that they also wore very specific, symbolic sashes, pins, petticoats and all these things in purple, emerald green and white when they were fighting for the right to vote.”
The artist incorporated all three meaningful colors on Stone, using emerald green and white on her eyelids and violet on her lips. “I wanted to give the beauty look that had more meaning to me that was far beyond mascara and lipstick,” Goodwin added.
05of 12SAOIRSE RONANSteve Granitz/WireImageRonan wore a custom beaded Gucci gown to the 2019Golden Globes. Surprisingly, the metallic dress was actually all about optimism.“Last year was such a tumultuous year for so many things. There was a lot of negativity, and I kept trying to find the positive,” stylist Elizabeth Saltzman, who worked with Gucci to create the dress, toldThe Hollywood Reporter. “I just said, ‘I’d like a silver lining.’ It’s so embarrassing, but I feel like I really want to be able to say something.”
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SAOIRSE RONAN
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Ronan wore a custom beaded Gucci gown to the 2019Golden Globes. Surprisingly, the metallic dress was actually all about optimism.
“Last year was such a tumultuous year for so many things. There was a lot of negativity, and I kept trying to find the positive,” stylist Elizabeth Saltzman, who worked with Gucci to create the dress, toldThe Hollywood Reporter. “I just said, ‘I’d like a silver lining.’ It’s so embarrassing, but I feel like I really want to be able to say something.”
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ISSA RAE
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Rae scored hosting duties at the 2018 CFDA Awards. She arrived on the red carpet in a blue Pyer Moss gown made of more than 180,000 Swarovski crystals, but it was the accessory around her waist that grabbed the most attention.
“Every N—- Is a Star,” was inscribed on the belt. The phrase is the title of a Boris Gardiner song that was used during a Pyer Moss runway show in 2018. The track also appeared inMoonlightand was sampled in Kendrick Lamar’sTo Pimp a Butterfly Song, “Wesley’s Theory.”
07of 12BLAKE LIVELYEvan Agostini/Invision/AP/REX/ShutterstockLively’s husband and two kids couldn’t be with her at the 2018 Met Gala, but she found a way to keep them close at the glam event nonetheless.The clutchshe carried to accessorize her extravagant Versace gown was bedazzled with B, R, J, I, the initials of her and her husband and daughters James and Inez, along with Reynolds, their surname.
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BLAKE LIVELY
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Lively’s husband and two kids couldn’t be with her at the 2018 Met Gala, but she found a way to keep them close at the glam event nonetheless.The clutchshe carried to accessorize her extravagant Versace gown was bedazzled with B, R, J, I, the initials of her and her husband and daughters James and Inez, along with Reynolds, their surname.
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LORDE
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TheMelodramasinger not-so-subtlety displayed her feminist values with a poem sewn into the back of her Valentino gown at the 2018 Grammys.
The statement came after the Grammys’ controversial decision not to offer Lorde a solo performance, despite giving other best album nominees — who were all male — the opportunity.
09of 12TIFFANY HADDISHDavid Fisher/ShutterstockHaddish’s dramatic 2018 Oscars gown had a touching backstory. On the red carpet, she told ABC it was a tribute to her father, who was from Eritrea in northeast Africa and had passed away there the year prior.“He said one day I would end up here, and if I ever ended up atthe Oscarsto honor my people, so I’m honoring my fellow Eritreans,“she said.
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TIFFANY HADDISH
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Haddish’s dramatic 2018 Oscars gown had a touching backstory. On the red carpet, she told ABC it was a tribute to her father, who was from Eritrea in northeast Africa and had passed away there the year prior.
“He said one day I would end up here, and if I ever ended up atthe Oscarsto honor my people, so I’m honoring my fellow Eritreans,“she said.
10of 12MILLIE BOBBY BROWNStranger Thingsfans believed Brown gave a nod to her character, Eleven, with the hairstyle she rocked at the 2018Golden Globes.According to eagle-eyed fans of the show, the three braids on the back of her head formed two parallel lines,or the number 11. Hair stylist Blake Erik toldRefinery29that the homage was just a “cheeky coincidence,” but we like to think he and Brown subconsciously wanted to give a shout-out to the telekinetic youngster.
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MILLIE BOBBY BROWN
Stranger Thingsfans believed Brown gave a nod to her character, Eleven, with the hairstyle she rocked at the 2018Golden Globes.
According to eagle-eyed fans of the show, the three braids on the back of her head formed two parallel lines,or the number 11. Hair stylist Blake Erik toldRefinery29that the homage was just a “cheeky coincidence,” but we like to think he and Brown subconsciously wanted to give a shout-out to the telekinetic youngster.
11of 12AMANDA SEYFRIEDIn 2017, Seyfried arrived at the premiere ofTwin Peaksin a black dress with the word “equality” embroidered on the hem.The message came following the actress’ past statements on gender pay disparity.“A few years ago, on one of my big-budget films, I found I was being paid 10 percent of what my male costar was getting, and we were pretty even in status,” Seyfried told theSunday Timesin 2015. “I think people think that just because I’m easy-going and game to do things, I’ll just take as little as they offer … It’s not about how much you get, it’s about how fair it is.”
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AMANDA SEYFRIED
In 2017, Seyfried arrived at the premiere ofTwin Peaksin a black dress with the word “equality” embroidered on the hem.
The message came following the actress' past statements on gender pay disparity.
“A few years ago, on one of my big-budget films, I found I was being paid 10 percent of what my male costar was getting, and we were pretty even in status,” Seyfried told theSunday Timesin 2015. “I think people think that just because I’m easy-going and game to do things, I’ll just take as little as they offer … It’s not about how much you get, it’s about how fair it is.”
12of 12ELISABETH MOSSInvision/AP/ShutterstockThe Handmaid’s Taleactress sent a very important message to the patriarchy with the shoes she wore to the Emmys in 2017.Stylist Karla Welch shared a close-up of the bottom of one of thesatin pumps on Instagram, revealing that the word “off” was written on the sole. “You’ll have to guess what the other shoe says … our note to the patriarchy #teamresistance,” she captioned the picture.
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ELISABETH MOSS
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The Handmaid’s Taleactress sent a very important message to the patriarchy with the shoes she wore to the Emmys in 2017.
Stylist Karla Welch shared a close-up of the bottom of one of thesatin pumps on Instagram, revealing that the word “off” was written on the sole. “You’ll have to guess what the other shoe says … our note to the patriarchy #teamresistance,” she captioned the picture.
source: people.com
