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Just as promised,contemporary artists working with eroticism this year's Golden Globes red carpet was a sea of black.

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Nearly every celebrity showed up in black, in participation with the symbolic protest organized by Time's Up.

Some of the celebs took the opportunity to underline the message (see: Connie Britton) and others accessorized with Time's Up pins. All in all, they proved that black could look chic and powerful.

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