The 81st edition of the Golden Globes left looks to remember, such as Jennifer Lopez's spectacular dress with large rosettes or the Armani Privé pink sequin dress with which Margot Robbie characterized herself, once again, as Barbie.
However, among the entourage of haute couture and luxury dresses that paraded down the awards red carpet, Gillian Anderson's styling with a wink included went unnoticed.
Sex education was personified on Sunday in the run-up to these awards thanks to the American actress and her custom dress. In order to make sexual education visible, the artist decided to wear a design with embroidered vaginas.
The assertive cream-colored piece is the work of designer Gabriela Hearst. It has a smooth strapless corseted bodice and, on the skirt, with a princess cut and frayed hem, the printed vaginas stand out as they are embroidered in a whiter tone.
The dressmaker has named the piece Vulvaliciously and has assured on Instagram that the design has been made exclusively and custom-made for Anderson. "She is wearing an ivory silk wool corset dress with a cady structure and custom embroidery," she describes in the same message online and adds that in addition to being made in New York, each embroidered motif on the skirt took approximately 3 and a half hours of work. job.
This tribute to the series that elevated the 55-year-old interpreter has gone viral two days after the big event and Internet users have applauded that Anderson sought to wink at her role in the series through a fashion piece that seeks to vindicate sexual education to through its seams.
