Jennifer Lawrence has addressed the recent controversy surrounding her choice of attire, particularly in response to the criticism of not wearing a coat over her elegant Versace dress in the chilly London weather, measuring at six degrees Celsius.
During the presentation of her latest film, Red Sparrow, in London, Lawrence, accompanied by her co-star and the film's director, Francis Lawrence, stood out with her sleeveless black Versace dress, while others opted for coats and scarves.
In an effort to quell the debate on gender bias in Hollywood, Lawrence took to Facebook to share her perspective on the matter. Expressing her disbelief, she stated, "I really don't know where to start."
She vehemently defended her fashion choice, emphasizing the sheer fabulousness of the Versace dress and questioning whether anyone would expect her to cover it with a coat and scarf. Lawrence explained that she spent just five minutes outdoors, asserting her commitment to fashion and personal choice.
The Oscar-winning actress condemned the controversy as devoid of feminist principles. "This is not feminism," she declared, emphasizing her right to make choices about her appearance and clothing.
Dismissing the issue as a fuss over trivial matters, Lawrence highlighted that every item she wears is a deliberate choice, reinforcing her stance that even enduring the cold for a few minutes was her prerogative in showcasing her love for fashion.
