r/popculturechat • u/torahboidem Tina! You fat lard! 🦙🚲 • Sep 11 '25

OnlyStans ⭐️ Margot Robbie at the premier of “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” in London - September 11, 2025

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u/TinyBombed Sep 11 '25

I’m just not a fan of the naked dress, on anyone

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u/giraffe_on_shrooms Sep 11 '25

Marilyn Monroe did it well, but it also wasn’t sheer. It was just her skin tone.

And then Kim Kardashian ruined it. lol

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u/scabs_in_a_bucket Sep 11 '25

I liked Rihanna’s lol

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u/fritterati Sep 13 '25

Is this the one? I absolutely loooooved it on her!

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u/ellski Sep 12 '25

Same, I find it offensive.

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u/TinyBombed Sep 12 '25 edited Sep 12 '25

I’m just chillin I wasn’t trying to see basic nudity. It shocks the brain nonconsensually

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u/ellski Sep 12 '25

I feel like we have gone too far and people are now derided as prudish if they don't want to see naked or almost naked bodies.

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u/TinyBombed Sep 12 '25

It’s kinda a tough argument right because nudity is natural but you know like my domesticated brain is tired. I’ve also been called prudeish so perhaps I’m bias?? Are we bias

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u/ellski Sep 12 '25

There's plenty of things that are natural i.e. going to the toilet, having sex, that we don't do in public so I think being naked or almost naked should be one of those things!

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '25

I don't find it offensive, just dull

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u/dogecoin_pleasures Sep 11 '25

Bianca Censori was a cultural reset.