Sydney Sweeeney turned their heads on 77. Annually Primetime Emmy Rewards On Sunday night blindly embedded red oscar de la rent rent an annuity that fans discussed their fashion choice and possible hidden messages behind them. The star of the "euphoria" served as a presenter during the largest television, but her moment in the center of attention was almost overshadowed by the leash of Nate Bargatz, which stated one of his most controversial titles in the year. The actress, which was nominated for two Emmys in recent years, was introduced in the Phase of Traper-theme of Bargatzea, who tried to fall in love with Sweeteney's SCANDAL American Eagle ad Scandal, a campaign that moved back to her "genetics." As Sweeney exuded the old Hollywood glam in his satin dress, the comedian fell straight into the theater and online, where the fans rebeled the moment.

Bargatze appeared on the stage in the blue jeans Tuxed, speaking the audience, "I have a blue Jean Tux for some reason. We had, as, a joke. I forgot about what I don't know." Punchline became apparent only when he introduced Sweeeney as the next presenter. But the placement has left many audiences confused.

One viewer wrote online, "Nate awards, Nate Bargatze's attempted the apartment ... As presented by Sydney Sweeeney, which, was, dressed in a formal dress, seemingly neglected by breakthrough." Someone else said, "Nate Bargatze was so fast with this unsuccised joke during a random camera skating on Emms." Another one marked him with the "terrible host", adding, "So Nate dressed to land the joke, and then ... he didn't even try to enter the joke."

Even Insiders Backstage received on Hollywood Reporter That Gag barely registered. "More people attending the award were told not to pick up on jokes," the exit was reported, while the second source described the reaction of the audience as "Tepid".

Earlier this summer, Sweeeney found himself in the center of the heated debate after the campaign was drawn by the American Eagle drawn in the word "genes". In the ad, the actress, "Genes are transferred from parents to offspring, often deciding properties such as hair, personality and even eye color. My farms. My jeans are blue."

The video quickly caused a returnee through social media, and critics accusing the brand promotions of eugenics, discredits and dangerous ideologies historically related to white supremacy. Others, however, claimed that the restlessness reflected the wider cultural sensitivity in society but hyper-mail in the way female bodies are sexualized in marketing.

Measureable issues were further planned by the purpose of the campaign, which allegedly raised awareness of domestic violence. The American Eagle advocated that it would donate 100% of the purchase price of jeans to the line of the crisis, a non-profit offer of critical mental health support. But many questioned whether hypersexualized images clashed the severity of the cause.

Remote from Glitz from Emmys, Swedney Sweeeney stops for one of her coldest roles yet. Two-Treplate Emmy nominated stars opposite Amanda Seyfried In the upcoming thriller Lionsgate "Hosts," directed by Paul Feig and based on Freida McFaddenBest selling novel 2022.

In the newly boned trailer, Sweeeney plays Millie, a desperate young woman taking a job as a housewife for a rich couple, Nin (Seyfried) and Andrew (Brandon Skler). But the glamor archeline hides abuse, and Millie is soon caught in a dangerous web. "I need this job," Sweeeney's character pleaded in a trailer. "I can't lose him. I don't want to go back. "

The film also stars Michele Morrone and Elizabeth Perkins, with the adaptation of Rebecca Sonnenshine scenarios. By combining psychological tension with the main visuals, "housewives" appears to be ready to be one of the seasonal thrillers, when it affects theaters 19. December.