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Siegfried - Bühnen Bern 18.06.2024

Siegfried - Bühnen Bern 18.06.2024 #DerRingdesNibelungen #NicholasCarter #EwelinaMarciniak #RichardWagner #Bühnenbern #RichardWagner #operalover #music #review

Auch in Bern ist “Der Ring des Nibelungen” nun auf der Zielgeraden zur finalen “Götterdämmerung”, die in der kommenden Saison 2024/25 Premiere haben wird. Regisseurin EWELINE MARCINIAKs dritter Abend der Tetralogie ist alles andere als langweilig angelegt und doch hat man stellenweise das Gefühl, dass er kein Ende nimmt. Insgesamt jedoch ist dieser besetzungstechnisch sehr männerlastige Abend –…

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OSCARS 2023 - Couples Night

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Here Are All The Red Carpet Photos From The BAFTAs 2018

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Here Are All The Red Carpet Photos From The BAFTAs 2018

Your glimpse at the A-List lineup.

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Octavia Spencer

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Al Gore

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Jennifer Lawrence

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Gemma Arterton

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Johnny Harris

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Dermot O’Leary

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Patrick Stewart

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Hugh Grant and Anna Eberstein

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Edgar Wright

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Alec Secareanu and Francis Lee

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Chiwetel Ejiofor

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Sian Welby

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Daniel Kaluuya

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Timothée Chalamet

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Jamie Bell and Kate Mara

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Margot Robbie

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Tom Taylor

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Natalie Dormer

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Rungano Nyoni

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Kristin Scott Thomas

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Dame Jane Goodall

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Julie Walters

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Celia Imrie

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Lydia Bright

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Lily James

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Sam Claflin

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Anya Taylor-Joy

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Edith Bowman

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Haley Bennett

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Toby Jones

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Lupita Nyong’o

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Greta Gerwig

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Salma Hayek

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Karen Gillan

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Andrea Riseborough

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Edward Holcroft

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Helena Bonham Carter

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Saoirse Ronan

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Letitia Wright

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Emma Roberts

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Sally Hawkins

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Annette Benning

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Gary Oldman

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Florence Pugh

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Rebecca Ferguson

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Nicholas Hoult

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Rochelle Humes

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Josh O’Connor

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Orlando Bloom

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BAFTA 2018 joins Golden Globes with a sea of black on the red carpet

“Tonight’s red carpet was London’s way of joining forces with the women at the Golden Globes,” celebrity stylist Cristina Ehrlich tells Vogue. “Women coming together and making the decision to still dress up, but to have their moment in black, and continue to empower women everywhere.”

Ehrlich has been dressing Greta Gerwig for her Lady Bird press trail for months, but for the BAFTAs 2018, she’s also behind the looks of Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Andrea Riseborough, who walked into the awards ceremony with Phyll Opoku-Gyimah, the trade unionist and co-founder of UK Black Pride, in homage to the #TimesUp movement and the new UK Justice And Equality Fund, which herself and Mbatha-Raw signed.

Black, Ehrlich says, has not been a restrictive brief, rather a fun, creative one. “It becomes a different type of challenge. You have to find a black dress that’s the right black dress. I wanted my ladies to choose the dress as though there wasn’t a precursor that everyone would wear black, and choose it as though it was the best dress for them.”

“I have been doing red-carpet dressing now for 20 years and it has been a very unexpected moment to feel inspired,” she continues. “To help influence making such a strong statement, a statement that suggests the beginning of an era is empowering.”

For Ehrlich it could have been any colour, it’s continuing the #TimesUp message that is important. “Black is just the symbol of women as one union saying that from now on they will wear what they want to wear, not what they think they should be wearing,” she clarifies.

For skeptics pondering whether a dress code can be anything more than an (empty) gesture, Ehrlich, says, “It’s not just a statement for women in the entertainment industry. As the activists [taken as guests of Emma Watson, Michelle Williams et al] at the Golden Globes showed, it’s for women everywhere. We all acknowledge that the time is up, and it’s a new landscape of freedom, safety, protection and community.” Her sentiment chimes with the open letter signed by 190 British and Irish actors published in the Observer the morning of the BAFTAs, which urged everyone “to spread the word to others and be a catalyst for change.”

Though Ehrlich’s career has been built on the successful red-carpet reviews of her clients, she says, “It would be a shame for people to lean back and and think about the more superficial attitude of why they chose what to wear what they wore to the BAFTAs. Instead people need to know that Greta, Gugu, Andrea and all the other women on the red carpet chose to wear black dresses that made them feel beautiful, and that helped them feel confident to be a part of the message.”

What better sentiment to carry forward on the final push of the 2018 awards season: the Oscars. Whether it’s business as usual on the red carpet—Ehrlich predicts this will be the case—or a sea of black, the message, by this point, has been made loud and clear.

1/30 Allison Janney in Bibhu Mohapatra

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Kate Middleton in Jenny Packham with Prince William

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Angelina Jolie in custom Ralph & Russo

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Annette Bening

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Anya Taylor Joy in Dolce & Gabbana

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Bryan Cranston and Robin Dearden

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Cressida Bonas in Armani Privé

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Emma Roberts

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Florence Pugh

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Gemma Arterton in Alberta Ferretti

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Greta Gerwig in Jonathan Cohen

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Gugu Mbatha-Raw

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Helena Bonham Carter in Vivienne Westwood

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Hugh Grant and Anna Eberstein

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Isabelle Huppert in Armani Privé

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Jennifer Lawrence in Christian Dior

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Kate Mara in Christian Dior with Jamie Bell

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Kristin Scott Thomas in Christian Dior

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Letitia Wright in Gucci

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Lily James in Burberry and Harry Winston jewellery

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Lupita Nyong'o in Ellie Saab

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Margot Robbie in Givenchy

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Natalie Dormer in Alberta Ferretti

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Naomie Harris in Zuhair Murad

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Octavia Spencer

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Phyll Opoku-Gyimah

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Rungano Nyoni

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Salma Hayek in Gucci

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Saoirse Ronan in Chanel, Cartier jewellery and Jimmy Choo shoes and clutch

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Timothee Chalamet

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This article originally appeared on Vogue.co.uk

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