Golden Globe Awards hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg, who is sporting a Time's Up bracelet. Photo / Getty Images
Golden Globe Awards hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg, who is sporting a Time's Up bracelet. Photo / Getty Images
Hollywood stars are representing the Time's Up movement with bracelets and ribbons at this year's Golden Globe Awards, a year since the red carpet blackout in 2018.
Stars invited activists and wore all black at the 2018 Globes as a sign of solidarity against sexual harassment in the entertainment industryand workplaces across the globe.
This year, Time's Up supporters are wearing black and white ribbons and wristbands designed by Hollywood costume designer and stylist Arianne Phillips, who also designed last year's Time's Up pins.
The accessories represent the new #TIMESUPx2 campaign, which celebrates the second year of the movement and a call to double the number of women in leadership positions across all industries.
Stars such as Laura Dern and Debra Messing shared their memories of last year's Globes and threw their support behind the #TIMESUPx2 campaign.