Katie Holmesis ready to put her outfit controversy to bed.In a new interview withDrew Barrymoreon an episode of her talk show that aired Wednesday, the actress andRare Objectsdirector recounted the decision behind her2022 Jingle Ball look, which turned into the subject of much critique online when she first wore it on the carpet.At the holiday concert, Holmes, 44, decided to rock a navy blue mini dress (which she referred to as a “corset” onThe Drew Barrymore Show) with a bow that she “threw on” with a relaxed-fitted pair of jeans and casual sneakers.Despite the chatter that soon erupted when she stepped out in the getup, the star’s reasoning behind it was quite simple.“I knew I wanted to dance there ‘cause I was going with my nephews. So, I threw my sneakers on and I thought I looked cool,” theAlone Togetherstar recalled. “I felt cool, I felt great and then I woke up the next morning and I was like, ‘Oh my gosh,'” she added, referring to the social media frenzy that ensued.TheDawson’s Creekalum concluded: “I don’t think about it, I really don’t. I like to go and have fun,” either seemingly referencing her relaxed vibe towards what she wears or her nonchalance towards internet trolling.Katie Holmes.Dia Dipasupil/GettyNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Though months have passed since the debacle, Holmes addressed it in her cover story forGlamour’s April Issue, released last week.“Come on, women, let’s hold each other up here. Let’s look a little bit past what we’re wearing. That’s our duty amongst each other. I feel like the woman’s journey is deeper,” she relented.But clearly Holmes is doing something right in the fashion category. In 2019, she made a case for denim (this time in a more positive light) after she was spottedin a Khaite cashmere bralette and matching cardiganwith jeans and sandal mules.And while out in New York City for press, she rocked asparkly denim trousersthat introduced a shimmery take on the classic look.But most of all, she enjoys getting comfy in apair of sweatpants.“I think we all want our sweats,” she toldGlamour, after the outlet asked her about the chic blazer-jogger combination she wore in 2020.She added: “It’s a funny world because the culture of celebrity and the access that exists now could be quite a distraction from who the person is,” further noting, “I’m an actor, so people say, ‘Oh, do you think about what you wear before you go to the grocery store?’ No, because it’s not my job. You know what I mean? But yesterday, going and doing a talk show is part of my job. So yes, that’s put together.”
Katie Holmesis ready to put her outfit controversy to bed.
In a new interview withDrew Barrymoreon an episode of her talk show that aired Wednesday, the actress andRare Objectsdirector recounted the decision behind her2022 Jingle Ball look, which turned into the subject of much critique online when she first wore it on the carpet.
At the holiday concert, Holmes, 44, decided to rock a navy blue mini dress (which she referred to as a “corset” onThe Drew Barrymore Show) with a bow that she “threw on” with a relaxed-fitted pair of jeans and casual sneakers.
Despite the chatter that soon erupted when she stepped out in the getup, the star’s reasoning behind it was quite simple.
“I knew I wanted to dance there ‘cause I was going with my nephews. So, I threw my sneakers on and I thought I looked cool,” theAlone Togetherstar recalled. “I felt cool, I felt great and then I woke up the next morning and I was like, ‘Oh my gosh,'” she added, referring to the social media frenzy that ensued.
TheDawson’s Creekalum concluded: “I don’t think about it, I really don’t. I like to go and have fun,” either seemingly referencing her relaxed vibe towards what she wears or her nonchalance towards internet trolling.
Katie Holmes.Dia Dipasupil/Getty
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Though months have passed since the debacle, Holmes addressed it in her cover story forGlamour’s April Issue, released last week.
“Come on, women, let’s hold each other up here. Let’s look a little bit past what we’re wearing. That’s our duty amongst each other. I feel like the woman’s journey is deeper,” she relented.
But clearly Holmes is doing something right in the fashion category. In 2019, she made a case for denim (this time in a more positive light) after she was spottedin a Khaite cashmere bralette and matching cardiganwith jeans and sandal mules.
And while out in New York City for press, she rocked asparkly denim trousersthat introduced a shimmery take on the classic look.
But most of all, she enjoys getting comfy in apair of sweatpants.
“I think we all want our sweats,” she toldGlamour, after the outlet asked her about the chic blazer-jogger combination she wore in 2020.
She added: “It’s a funny world because the culture of celebrity and the access that exists now could be quite a distraction from who the person is,” further noting, “I’m an actor, so people say, ‘Oh, do you think about what you wear before you go to the grocery store?’ No, because it’s not my job. You know what I mean? But yesterday, going and doing a talk show is part of my job. So yes, that’s put together.”
source: people.com
