Gibt es eine Anspielung auf Marilyn Monroe im Stil von Sydney Sweeney auf der Oscar-Party?
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Star of Euphoria, Sydney Sweeney, had her style compared to Marilyn Monroe at the Vanity Fair Oscar party.
Sweeney was likened to Marilyn Monroe for her fluffy bob hairstyle and cream-colored strap dress. CNN questioned whether the famous actor’s choice of such a red carpet style was a political statement.
During her first appearance as host of „Saturday Night Live“ last week, Sweeney faced a series of taunts revolving around her sexualized portrayal, rumors about relationships with her co-stars, and the size of her breasts.
Sydney Sweeney presented herself on the red carpet in a long cream satin dress.
Sweeney’s portrayal as a Hooters waitress in a sketch that was viewed 3.7 million times on YouTube sparked a heated debate online. According to National Post’s Amy Hamm, „We spent years being scolded for wanting or admiring niceness. (But) the essence with Sweeney is: Sex sells.“
Since then, especially in the comments under the famous actress’s Instagram posts, sexist jokes about Sydney Sweeney’s breasts have been made.
Marc Bouwer, The signed dress was first released exactly twenty years ago. Angelina Jolie, It was worn at the Oscars.
Does it carry a message from Marilyn Monroe?
US broadcaster CNN, „Was Sweeney’s portrayal of another exploited actress meant to send a message to the episode?“ asked. CNN wrote that we do not know the answer to that and recalled Monroe as follows:
„Nowadays, it is hard not to interpret a reference to Marilyn Monroe as melancholic. The more that comes to light about her traumatic past, the more Monroe’s brilliant performances and shining acting career somehow give way to the image of a woman who is pursued and harassed, because Today, even biographies dedicated to Monroe are accused of continuing the film star’s exploitation beyond the grave with ‚trauma porn.‘ Clothing was stolen from her wardrobe for museum displays and later from museum displays for red carpet events.“
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