Casino Royale star, 39-year-old Eva Green, recently opened up about being a woman, the pressures we face by society on a regular basis to look a certain way, and why she chooses to embrace her natural beauty instead.
She also gave a hot take on footwear, stating that she believes wearing high heels "feels really anti-feminist".
And while the 39-year-old is typically low-key, in a recent interview with Town & Country, she made some rather controversial comments about feminism that have people thinking!
Whether you prefer sneakers or heels, jeans or dresses, makeup or no makeup, it doesn't matter.
All women are worthy of respect and equality no matter how they dress or what they look like.
Period.
She began by explaining that cosmetic surgery is something that she isn't interested in, and something that she thinks many women get easily carried away with.
She then doubled-back saying that it's possible she would go under the knife for a small, unassuming procedure. But that would be the extent of it.
“Maybe a tiny thing?," she said.
She then touched on what it has been like to be an aging woman in the film industry, admitting that even though many women feel more secure about themselves in their 30s and 40s, she still doesn't like aging.
"But I still want to be desired – not one woman wants to age."
I don't think any person wants to age.
“I’ve heard already that I’m too old for some roles," she said. "So I don’t want to be a liar, going, ‘Oh, it’s so great.’"
Ironically, that statement itself sounds kind of anti-feminist.
Inner beauty is definitely important. But furthermore, aging doesn't make people any less beautiful!
Love yourself, amirite?!
“My mother would tell you – I should know how to do my hair, to make an effort," she told the magazine.
To be honest, SAME.
But I don't think there's anything wrong with embracing hair, fashion, and makeup either.
Who doesn't like to get dolled up every once in a while?!
Then she explained that high heels are simply not for her and that she, in fact, finds them to be very anti-feminist.
"We’re like birds on stilts," she added.
Ladies, we're not birds, we're people, and if you want to wear high heels because they make you feel confident, then you should.
I can't even begin to tell you how many times I've rolled my ankle trying to walk in stilettos.
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Read the full interview here.
