Jamie Chung turns heads in a dramatic black strapless leather gown with a full tulle skirt at the 75th annual Golden Globe awards
Hollywood united in support of victims of sexual harassment and assault by wearing black at the 75th Golden Globe Awards on Sunday.
And Jamie Chung ensured she stood out for the crowd as she walked the red carpet at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles at the high-profile event, which honored the best in film and television of the past year.
The Gifted star, 34, put an edgy twist on her ensemble, commanding attention in a strapless leather gown with a full tulle skirt.
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Black is the new black: Jamie Chung turned heads at the 75th annual Golden Globe awards at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on Sunday night
The color black was chosen as a way for the movie and TV industry to make a statement and speak out in unison against a pervasive culture of misconduct brought to light by the downfall of shamed movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
The reality star turned actress - who got her start as a housemate on MTV's The Real World: San Diego in 2004 - covered her top half with a strapless leather bodice which transformed into a full, mesh skirt on bottom.
Jamie continued the contrast with a pair of stylishly mismatched stiletto heels, one white and one black.
The Big Hero 6 star's sparkling shoes matched her diamond drop earrings and subtle ear-cuff.
Leather and lace! The Gifted star, 34, put an edgy twist on her ensemble, commanding attention in a strapless leather gown with a full tulle skirt
Making a statement: The reality star turned actress covered her top half with a strapless leather bodice which transformed into a full, mesh skirt on bottom
Jamie wore her ombre tresses ultra-straight with a sharp center part at the middle, while injecting a vibrant bolt of color with a slick of bright red lipstick.
The actress explained her reasons for wearing black with an Instagram close-up posted on her way to the event.
She captioned the photo: 'I choose to wear black to support a movement that is fighting for harassment free work environments in all occupations, holding abusers accountable for their actions and for gender parity in leadership positions.
The star continued by expressing her gratitude for the leaders of the #TimesUp movement and other influential causes.
'Thank you to all the courageous people who stepped up, shared their stories and ignited this fire.'
Monochrome magic: Jamie continued the contrast with a pair of stylishly mismatched stiletto heels, one white and one black
'Thank you to my peers who helped organize this movement by using their platforms and voices to help make change for the better.'
This year's Golden Globes ceremony is seen as the first big opportunity for Hollywood to speak with one voice against a pervasive culture of misconduct brought to light by the downfall of movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, unmasked as a serial predator.
Guillermo del Toro's fantasy romance The Shape of Water leads the film nominations with seven, while The Post and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri are tied in second place, with six each
The top TV contenders are female-led dramas; HBO's Big Little Lies and the FX series Feud: Bette and Joan
Oprah Winfrey will receive the Cecil B. DeMille award for lifetime achievement
This year's ceremony will be hosted by NBC funnyman Seth Meyers
Glamorous: The actress explained her reasons for wearing black with an Instagram close-up posted on her way to the event
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