Stars—they’re trying to dress like us!
. This has given rise to a fun new activity: spotting which famous actors are marching alongside their fellow comrades in the streets of New York and Los Angeles. But there’s something interesting happening with the clothes that our favorite celebs are sporting while protesting. Many of them have traded in their designer chinos, red-carpet-ready dresses, and tastefully glamorous casual threads for looks that are decidedly more “regular person.
If there’s one fashion statement associated with the labor movement in the United States, it’s denim, America’s fabric. Denim was created for the working man in an industrial society, and has been synonymous with labor ever since, and if stars on strike are going to do anything, it’s towhile epitomizing labor solidarity.
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