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We can also talk about her wearing Givenchy, McQueen, Mary Katrantzou, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Galliano, each of these pieces was extraordinary on her because they reflect her creativity and her beliefs as an artist, unlike Louis Vuitton.
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Like, for example, her recent collaborations with Stella McCartney haven’t disappointed me yet... at least not personally. Even if others might see it differently from what I’ve noticed.

LV, through its focus on construction and deconstruction, seems to remain confined within its baseline approach.

Not to be mean, but Cate Blanchett isn't the kind of celebrity who feeds fan delusions or does shallow fan service. She has an audience, uses it to inspire, and is one of our most respected actors. Reducing her work to personal fan satisfaction undermines her brilliance.

Blanchett’s performance, though, goes beyond that, delivering something real and challenging, which is what makes it truly impactful.

However, what unsettles me is that some viewers—likely parts of Disclaimer’s male audience and even some women—seem to expect or even want that clichéd, simplified depiction of a rape survivor.

Cate Blanchett’s characters may not always fit neatly into likable categories, but that’s not the point; she brings realism, portraying dynamics that audiences might not be used to and might even resist acknowledging.

Catherine who comforts and confronts him in a way. This moment made me think, Finally, a change.

presenting the woman as someone who loses all sense of boundaries, needing a male figure to take care of her. While Cate’s character is indeed closed off, it’s far from a one, dimensional or “niche” portrayal. I especially want to recognize the scene where, instead of Robert comforting her, it’s-

was the way her character’s experience as a rape victim avoided the narrow, often stereotypical depiction we usually see in the media. Typically,once a character is assaulted, she’s shown as a shadow of herself, completely helpless and reliant on others. Sometimes, the trope goes even further,-

Cate Blanchett’s Performance in Disclaimer – A Representation of Rape/SA
Cate Blanchett delivered a remarkable portrayal of Catherine, but what resonated most deeply for me—and brought immense relief—