Update March 5, 2018: Emma Watson [1] saw the crazy internet backlash that called out her grammatical error on the temporary tattoo she wore to the Oscar's afterparty, and raised everyone one hilarious tweet [2]: "Fake tattoo proofreading position available. Experience with apostrophes a must," she wrote. Obviously, the actress was making a point: apostrophe or not, the message behind her body art was clear, and more important than the perfection of the design.
Original Post: Emma Watson sent out a powerful message during the Vanity Fair Oscars party [3]. The Harry Potter [4] actress walked the red carpet [5] wearing a black Ralph Lauren gown that featured silver embellishments. She styled her Oscars look with Roger Vivier heels, a Tyler Ellis clutch, and jewels by Ana Katarina Design, Ana Khouri, and Vrai & Oro. While her sparkly dress was beautiful, it was what was written on her inner forearm that had everyone talking.
Emma debuted a large tattoo on her arm that read "Times Up." The ink was a tribute to the Time's Up movement [6], which was created to combat workplace sexual harassment and assault across industries. Sadly, the message behind the empowering tattoo was overshadowed by a grammatical error. The internet was quick to point out the missing apostrophe [7] in Emma's Time's Up stamp. Keep reading to have a closer look at Emma's tattoo ahead.
