Every Look From the Golden Globes Red Carpet, Brought to You by Sexual Harassment and the Color Black

Celebrities have been planning for weeks to wear black on tonight’s Golden Globes red carpet, an expression of solidarity with Me Too and a plea for Hollywood’s climate of sexual harassment to never return to the status quo. But how will that actually play out in practice? Can a night that normally represents glamour, wealth, and traditional ideas of beauty display the sort of solemnity that such a protest demands? The actor Amber Tamblyn suggested as much in a New York Times op-ed, published Sunday just hours before the carpet was set to begin, and presumably when she herself would have normally been getting ready. Maybe not this year, though. She wrote: We actresses are not just modeling clothing when we walk a red carpet on award show night. We are modeling a kind of behavior. We are speaking in a coded language to other women — even young girls — that says: The way I look and what I wear and how I wear it is the standard for women. What is being worn is not an exception. It is the rule. You must dress a certain way and look a certain way if you want to be valued… Read full this story

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