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Megan Stalter has been making headlines with her bold fashion choices and social activism. At the 77th annual Primetime Emmy Awards held this past Sunday, the Hacks star made a statement by deliberately breaking the formal dress code, arriving in straight-leg Levi's jeans and a white Hanes t-shirt paired with black flats. She accessorized with a black handbag prominently displaying the words "Cease Fire," signaling her support for peace in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Speaking with Variety on the red carpet, Stalter advocated for bringing back jeans on the red carpet, saying there are no rules and people should wear what excites them. She emphasized the importance of using her platform for peace and advocacy.
Her show Hacks received multiple Emmy nominations, with the series nominated for Outstanding Comedy Series and her costar Jean Smart nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series. Stalter's commitment to activism extended beyond fashion, joining other celebrities like Hannah Einbinder in using the ceremony to advocate for Palestine.
Beyond the Emmys, Stalter continues to draw attention for her distinctive red carpet presence. In July, she made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert wearing a DIY creation she literally sewed in the car en route to the taping. The strapless white top featured a photo of herself in front of an American flag alongside the text "Meg Stalter is the prettiest girl in America," paired with a long strawberry-blonde wig and dark-wash jeans. She collaborates with stylist Kat Typaldos to create these boundary-pushing looks, with both emphasizing their philosophy of breaking rules and wearing what excites them rather than fitting in.
Her professional endeavors remain strong. Stalter stars in Lena Dunham's Netflix series Too Much, a romantic comedy where she plays Jessica Salmon, a New Yorker navigating heartbreak and a move to London. The series also stars Will Sharpe. Additionally, she was featured in a 92NY Talks podcast episode with Sarah Sherman discussing her career journey, and she's scheduled to perform stand-up comedy at Largo at the Coronet in Los Angeles on December seventh.
Stalter maintains her position as a comedic talent unafraid to use her visibility for both entertainment and meaningful social commentary.
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