Jessica Chestane decided to contribute to the exposure of Harvey Weinstein, telling how the film producer forced her to wear Marchesa's dresses, his wife's design, promoting the brand.
Fashion for exposure
After the world learned the truth about Harvey Weinstein, all the victims of his love of the woman had the opportunity and an occasion to openly declare sexual violence by the movie magnate. It was an honor to be a victim of sexual harassment in Hollywood. Still, piquant revelations are in demand, and celebrities of the first magnitude wear black clothes on the "Golden Globe" and join the movement Time's Up, rightly protesting against the harassment.
Jessica Chestane did not stay aloof from what was happening, telling in an interview how Weinstein, in an ultimatum form, asked to wear her brand-name gowns Georgina Chapman for various social events.
After the revelations of the actress, the compulsion to wear Marchesa's dresses was told by Fellicity Hoffman, Kerry Washington and Renee Zelwegger. Thus, he forced the actresses to spin Georgina's business, abusing their dependence on him.
By the way, the distinctive feature of the brand's toilets, the cost of which easily exceeds 10 thousand dollars, is the presence of embroidery, appliqués, lace. In dresses from Chapman at different times shone Heidi Klum, Chrissie Teigen, Viola Davis, Keith Middleton, Blake Lively, Zendaya, Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock and others.
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- Vincent Gallo: "I'm a real victim of Weinstein, not an actress!"
Presentation of the collection
It is noteworthy that accusations of actresses in torturing the garments of the brand Marchesa, founded in 2004, occurred at the right time. This week, despite the divorce, Chapman presented a new collection of women's fashion house outfits. Will the designer's toilets be so successful without Weinstein's patronage?