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"  Cate Blanchett at the SAG Awards (left) and in real life (right).  Award season isn&amp;#039;t even over yet, and we&amp;#039;re already tired of hearing red carpet correspondents asking celebrities, &amp;quot;Who are you wearing?&amp;quot; We loved when Cate Blanchett took a stand at the SAG Awards. As the camera slowly panned up from her feet, she asked Giulianna Rancic if they &amp;quot;do this to the men.&amp;quot; Exactly.  Katia from I am the Milk is on the same wavelength. Not only is the red-carpet clothing inquiry really just a thinly-veiled opportunity to objectify a woman, she says, it&amp;#039;s also completely unrealistic. Not even Cate Blanchett wears Givenchy on a daily basis\u2014she&amp;#039;s a mother of three boys. Talk about impractical. That&amp;#039;s the inspiration behind Katia&amp;#039;s #WhoAreYouWearingMom campaign. &amp;quot;The idea is: #365 feminist selfie meets the red carpet, if you will,&amp;quot; she tells us. &amp;quot;We asked moms around the web to show us their everyday mommy wear and tell us how they feel about award season, particularly the &amp;#039;Who are you wearing?&amp;#039; moment.&amp;quot; Want to join in? Tweet or Instagram your selfie with the hashtag #WhoAreYouWearing through Sunday evening. Bonus points for no makeup, your husband&amp;#039;s sweats, and hair that was last washed god knows when.  [Via I am the Milk] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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