'We challenge each other': Emma Watson walks 2018 Golden Globes red carpet with women's group leader Marai Larasi... as acting world supports victims of sexual harassment
She is a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and a notable Women's rights activist.
And as celebrities wore black to show solidarity with the victims of sexual harassment and assault, Emma Watson also shone the spotlight on noted women's group leader Marai Larasi who was her guest at the 2018 Golden Globes on Sunday.
The Harry Potter actress, 27, looked over the moon to be attending the star-studded awards with Marai, who is the executive director of British organisation Imkaan, a feminist organisation which fights to end violence against Black and 'Minority Ethnic' (BME) women and girls.
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Solidarity: And as celebrities wore black to show solidarity with the victims of sexual harassment and assault, Emma Watson also shone the spotlight on noted women's group leader Marai Larasi who was her guest at the 2018 Golden Globes on Sunday
Emma cracked a radiant smile as she posed with Marai, clad in an elegant black silk floor length gown, with ruffled sleeves and a semi-sheer panel over the bust, while Marai looked stylish in a chic black suit.
The dress also featured a thigh-high split with Emma adding height with strappy ribbon heels.
Her brunette locks were styled into an elegant updo and her make-up look featured fluttery lashes and red lipstick.
She accessorised with sustainable jewellery from Lilian von Trapp.
Speaking to E! on the red carpet, Emma said she wanted to highlight the incredible work that organisations such as Imkaan do.
Fighting violence: The Harry Potter actress, 27, looked over the moon to be attending the star-studded awards with Marai, who is the executive director of British organisation Imkaan, a feminist organisation which fights to end violence against Black and 'Minority Ethnic' (BME) women and girls
Support: Emma cracked a radiant smile as she posed with Marai, clad in an elegant black silk floor length gown, with ruffled sleeves and a semi-sheer panel over the bust, while Marai looked stylish in a chic black suit
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Emma had set the all black ensemble (to support the 'Time's Up' movement) off with a slick of red lippy that made the look pop.
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Chat: Speaking to E! on the red carpet, Emma said she wanted to highlight the incredible work that organisations such as Imkaan do
Incredible work: 'When Michelle Williams spearheaded the idea of bringing activists onto the red carpet, I thought, it would be such a good idea to do it with Marai , we have such fun together, we challenge each other'
Power: Marai said: 'This is moment in time where we stand in solidarity, with women across all spheres of life, with women across industries'
'When Michelle Williams spearheaded the idea of bringing activists onto the red carpet, I thought, it would be such a good idea to do it with Marai , we have such fun together, we challenge each other
'I'm very happy to have her here tonight just to amplify, amplify, amplify.
'It's just amazing to be here in a space with all these amazing woman activists
Marai said: 'This is moment in time where we stand in solidarity, with women across all spheres of life, with women across industries
Red carpet: Emma said: 'I'm very happy to have her here tonight just to amplify, amplify, amplify.
Smile: Emma is a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and a notable Women's rights activist
'There's something, a wall of silence against women and girls, everytime a woman speaks out, it creates a crack in that wall.
'Women in Hollywood have the opportunity to amplify the issues and to shine a light on things. It is a critical moment.
The color black was chosen as a way for the movie and TV industry to make a statement against a pervasive culture of misconduct, brought to light by the downfall of shamed movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Oprah Winfrey is among the hundreds of women in the entertainment industry who have banded together to form Time’s Up, an initiative to advocate for gender equality among studio and talent agency executives. It has also created a $14 million legal fund for victims of sexual harassment.
Chic: Emma Watson continued the statement against sexual harassment by layering a 'Time's Up' campaign blazer atop her dress, as she arrived at the Poppy Golden Globes After Party
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