From Kendall Jenner To Angelina Jolie: Hollywood Divas Who Went Braless In Public

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While it’s safe to assume that A-listers can buy high-end bras, it doesn’t imply they want to wear them!

In reality, superstars like Bella Hadid, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, and others are fine with removing the padding and underwire for a more relaxed look.

Take, for example, Jennifer Aniston. Fans were quick to point out that the Friends alum chose to attend the 2020 SAG Awards without a bra. In a white silk gown, the Morning Show star looked stunning. On the red carpet, she told Access Hollywood, “This is a vintage John Galliano for Christian Dior that is mine.” “I have a little collection of oldies but goodies,” she says.

Given Jennifer’s dress’s slinkiness and form-fitting nature, it’s possible that the fabric would have stuck to the bra in an odd, awkward way! Finally, she decided to have a nipple-free moment. Of course, Jennifer’s decision to go braless wasn’t the first time it had been discussed.

Friends watchers began to wonder why Jennifer’s character, Rachel Green, never seemed to wear a bra over time. The rumour was that she was forced to cut holes in her bra to expose her nipples by the wardrobe department. Jennifer finally addressed the elephant in the room during an August 2017 interview with Vogue magazine.

“Yeah, I don’t know what to say about that!” the Los Angeles native admitted. “It’s just one of those things, I guess. I wear a bra. I don’t know what to tell ya! And I don’t know why I’m supposed to be ashamed of them — it’s just the way my breasts are. But hey, OG, I’m not going to complain!”

While going braless has been popular in Hollywood for decades, the Free the Nipple campaign gained steam after Netflix published a documentary with the same title about the criminalization and censorship of women’s bodies in 2014. Previously, many women in the late 1960s battled for women’s rights by tossing their bras into garbage cans.