This Is Why the Golden Globes Red Carpet Will Be Different This Year

We don't know who will take home the coveted awards, but we do know what to expect on the red carpet at the 2018 Golden Globes: a lot of black. Many actresses have revealed their intent to wear black in protest of sexual harassment and gender inequality—not just in Hollywood, but in every industry.
In a new interview with InStyle, Rashida Jones explained the movement perfectly. "We wear black to stand in solidarity with our sisters and to say time’s up on this imbalance of power and the abuses that come with it, regardless of what industry you work in," Jones told the magazine. "It's time for every workplace to look more like our world, where women have equal representation."
Eva Longoria has also shared her thoughts on the subject in an interview with The New York Times. "There's a misconception that this is a silent protest," she told the newspaper. "Instead of asking us who we're wearing, they'll ask us why we're wearing black. We're using that platform and using our voices to say we can change this ideology, and shatter the sexism that teaches men that women are less."
The all-black movement stems from a new initiative called Time's Up, which is backed by A-list stars like Reese Witherspoon. The initiative's website explains how it seeks to make a real difference: "We partner with leading advocates for equality and safety to improve laws, employment agreements, and corporate policies; help change the face of corporate boardrooms and the C-suite; and enable more women and men to access our legal system to hold wrongdoers accountable."
Karla Welch is one of the many celebrity stylists on board with the movement. All of her clients, including Elisabeth Moss who wore a Dior dress and Forevermark jewelry, wore black in solidarity last night. Post Golden Globes, Welch toldBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing how this year was different: "I just think the energy was incredible—less stress, bigger picture!"
Head over to the Time's Up website to learn about the steps you can take to end sexual harassment and gender inequality yourself.

Erin got her start as aBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing intern in 2011—back when the site only published a single story per day. (We have since increased that number twentyfold.) She graduated magna cum laude from USC and lives in Los Angeles. In college, she also interned at Refinery29, where she was promoted to editorial assistant and then assistant editor. After nearly three years at R29, she came back to WWW in 2015, where she is now the Associate Director of Fashion News. From the Oscars to the Met Gala, she leads the site's entire red carpet coverage strategy. She specializes in celebrity and fashion news but also enjoys writing travel features and runway reports. She frequently contributes to WWW's social accounts and has a sizable following on her personal TikTok.
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