Topics: News, US News, Golden Globes, Celebrity, Gillian Anderson, Sex Education
Gillian Anderson certainly turned heads with her outfit to the Golden Globes, wearing a dress with an x-rated detail.
The star of Sex Education and The Crown took to the red carpet in a cream, strapless gown designed by Gabriela Hearst.
But it was the intricate pattern on the dress that turned heads on the night.
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That's because, if you look very closely at the dress, you'll notice that it has a design embroidered onto it.
Even though the pattern is barely distinguishable from the cream background, it doesn't take much to notice that it's a bit different from what you might usually expect.
The embroidery has a repeating pattern on the dress, with each segment being an embroidered image of a vagina.
Anderson told PEOPLE: "The dress was designed by Gabriela Hearst and it has vaginas on it.
"[I wore it] for so many reasons. It's brand appropriate."
But the star of Netflix's The Crown also said that the design was not in fact vaginas, but peonies.
Sure.
The label has claimed that each design on the dress took some three and a half hours to embroider onto the design.
Anderson added many accessories to the outfit, including a lot of Chopard jewels.
These included an 18k white gold necklace with a 10-carat pear shaped diamond.
But the diamonds didn't stop there, with the star also wearing some 30 carats of diamonds on the outfit.
She also sported earrings from 18k yellow gold and 18k white gold that had yellow diamonds with a total of 16 carats, as well as white diamonds totalling 50 carats.
But it didn't stop there, with the star also sporting a bracelet in 18k white gold that had 13 carats of diamonds, as well as a ring in 18k yellow gold that was also set with diamonds.
Anderson has also previously spoken about how she always prioritises comfort in her outfits, proving that something doesn't have to be uncomfortable to wear to look absolutely incredible.
Speaking about prioritising comfort, she said: "I don't wear a bra anymore. I don't wear a bra. I can't wear a bra. I can't, no. I can't.
"I'm sorry, but I don't care if my breasts reach my belly button. I'm not wearing a bra anymore. It's just too f**king uncomfortable."
