Real reason behind Aubrey Plaza choosing daring dress at SAG Awards
Aubrey Plaza discusses her comfortable approach to fashion: 'I didn't think that dress was a big deal'
Aubrey Plaza recently appeared on Sirius XM's Howard Stern Show, where she discussed her memorable bronze sequin Michael Kors gown at the 2023 SAG Awards.
The dress featured a front-center cutout and crisscross neckline, showcasing her toned midriff.
Plaza shared that she didn't think twice about wearing the dress, saying, "They just gave me that dress, and I put it on. I wasn't really thinking about it so much. I swear to God."
When asked if she considered covering up, Plaza replied, "My b**bs aren't really like... If I had giant knockers, maybe I'd be like, 'Whoa. I gotta keep these things...,' "
She added that she didn't understand the online buzz about her dress, wondering:
"Is this different from any other dress I wear? I didn't think that dress specifically was like, 'Woo. Check it out. I'm gonna really make a splash here with this underboob. ' "
Plaza's stylist, Jessica Paster, had previously defended the dress, saying, "Did 7 fittings .. for real … I wanted underb**b."
During the radio show appearance, Plaza also discussed her role in the upcoming Francis Ford Coppola film Megalopolis.
"I thought, 'How am I on his radar?' And then I never thought I would actually get that part... I was like, 'Well, I'll do the meeting, of course,' but I didn't think I was going to get the part, and I was actually shocked when I got it."
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