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BigmanPigman

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4. Nope, she wore black and white.

Reply to RainCaster (Reply #3)

Mon Jan 8, 2018, 01:42 AM

Jan 2018

I watched it and looked at her in particular. After I read your post I thought that my TV had color problems. I was a fashion illustrator at one point in my life and notice certain things through that lens. I just googled it to verify and she did wear black and white, not navy.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/events/golden-globes-2018-best-dressed-red-carpet-meryl-streep-nicole/susan-sarandon-golden-globes/
I DID notice bright red dresses and such so not everyone chose to wear black. I personally would have for the symbolism and for the aesthetics.

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Doesn't the symbolic "all black" fashion statement at [View all] BigmanPigman Jan 2018 OP

i love it.... samnsara Jan 2018 #1

Barry who? Merlot Jan 2018 #2

That hoe Susan Sarandon dressed in blue RainCaster Jan 2018 #3

Nope, she wore black and white. BigmanPigman Jan 2018 #4

Many of us cannot wear black well. I would never wear either black or navy. Sophia4 Jan 2018 #5

Black is not my color, either. murielm99 Jan 2018 #6

i kept thinking i saw red dresses, but mopinko Jan 2018 #7