Gwyneth Paltrow, who has been the subject of controversy in recent years, posted a nude photo of herself on Instagram, which has 7.5 million followers, on her 48th birthday: fit and sexy, with a clear smile on her face.

This photo, which has received more than 1 million likes, has notBy her own biological daughter to the small "protest" down, and triggered a wave of netizens onlookers and heated discussion:

#上了年纪的妈妈, is it right to pursue sexiness and show it? #

Gwyneth Paltrow, who won an Oscar for Shakespeare's Love History, is now in the dark about the big screen - young Chinese audiences, presumably only from Iron Man or Blatter Pitt's ex-girlfriend.

Today Gwyneth seems more interested in making one"Feminist Entrepreneur", devoted to building their own brand GOOP, but criticism, controversy, and even litigation, but has been.

Her company's products have been sued for scalding the vaginas of female consumers...

her, and had even been rated as "theThe most hated Hollywood star"First of all.

But even so, she's selling it for as much as $75Vaginal Fragrance Candles, Orgasm Fragrance Candles, still on the market was snapped up.

If we count her wave of business and social media, we may inevitably have to question it.Feminism/Feminist or Feminism, is it her idea or her "business"?

As one of the first high-profile actresses to come forward to accuse Weinstein of sexual assault, her brand's turnover also increased fourfold that year.

In any case, Gwyneth Paltrow is really called "a woman with a story" and today we're going to talk about her and the controversy that accompanied her.

Even if many young readers aren't too familiar with Gwyneth Paltrow, let's start with a brief "background introduction."

Gwyneth Paltrow, born in Los Angeles in 1972, is a typical "star-statured second generation."

Her mother is actress Brice Dana.

His father was director and producer Bruce Paltrow.

Her godfather was Steven Spielberg, widely recognized as "the most authoritative and influential man in the world of film".

He has won two Oscars for best director for "Schindler's List" and "Saving Ryan" and has made several box office-breaking films such as "The Great White Shark," "E.T. Alien" and "Jurassic Park."

In appearance, Gwyneth has completely inherited the beauty of the actor's mother.

Judging from the photos of their youth, the two are highly similar in appearance, beautiful in appearance, noble in temperament, and extremely mirrored.

With a family and a good looks and a tall figure (1.75 meters), she began her acting career at the age of 17, making frequent appearances in mainstream films and TV series.

Among them is "Captain Iron Hook," directed by her godfather Spielberg.

Captain Hook has a strong lineup - Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, Julia Roberts, each of Hollywood's hottest stars of the day.

Gwyneth, who was able to play with a number of powerful curry, was only 19 years old.

At the age of 23, she got her first major role in Seven Sins, the wife of a detective played by Brad Pitt.

"Seven Sins" was named the 80th best 250 film of all time. That year was the box office harvester, grossing more than $300 million worldwide.

Gwyneth's detective wife in the film, though not much of a shot, does a great job of the character's apparent calm and inner despair.

Also because of the film, she fell in love with Brad Pitt, who was hollywood's little meat, and quickly went into a fight.

Since then, her acting career has soared.

In 1996, Gwyneth starred in the adaptation of "Emma" by Jane Austen, queen of British fiction.

The advantages of form have given Gwyneth's role as the "media-loving" aristocratic lady to the likable, and has been praised by critics.

The success of Emma has brought Gwyneth Paltrow's almost innate British aristocracy to life. She went on to star in one of life's most important films, Shakespeare's History, which won her an Oscar.

Shakespeare's Love History is an empty historical story about the love tragedy of young Shakespeare and Vera, a rich lady who loves theatrical performances and dresses as a man.

Gwyneth is perfectly suited to Vera's character, both in form and temperament.

The New York Times called it Gwyneth's "first wonderful and complete performance" and brought the playwright Muse's character to life.

In the 71st Academy Awards, Spielberg's hit "Save The Soldier Ryan" won the best picture award.

Gwyneth also beat out powerful actresses such as Cate Blanchett and Aunt May to become the Oscar-winning actress of the year.

She was just 26 that year.

The Oscars were later questioned by many in the industry as the producer of Shakespeare's Love History, the weinstein, who was later jailed for multiple sexual assaults in the "Metoo" campaign.

In 2005, some Oscar judges even said that if they were to vote again, it would be awarded to "Save the Soldier Ryan."

And about the "complaint" between Gwyneth and Weinstein, after the beginning of the rice rabbit movement, there has been a huge "turning point."

She was one of the first famous Hollywood celebrities to come forward to accuse Weinstein. She told the media that Weinstein has been harassing her to varying degrees since she filmed Emma at the age of 22.

That year, she had spoken to Pete in private about it, but had not publicly disclosed or resisted, and later collaborated on Shakespeare's Love Story.

But her bravery in the Rice Rabbit movement played an important role in Weinstein's eventual downing.

Back at 26, Gwyneth, who won the crown at a young age and has a second-generation family, good luck is out of reach for the average actress.

However, after this, although Gwyneth starred in and starred in a lot of film and television works, but there are few amazing, renowned excellent performances ...

We once introduced her Sylvia (with a reading link at the end) about the love and tragedy of life of the British feminist poet Sylvia, but the film's response was flat, the score was not high, and the pods were 7.5.

Her role, familiar to the public, is a supporting role in a small play and soy sauce.

For example, Marvel's animated film Iron Man. In this superhero movie, her Iron Man girlfriend, although a female number one, is the right supporting actor for the hero.

She said in the interview that the Oscars brought her more pressure, like a "prophecy" and "a curse that has slipped down the slope of her acting career ever since."

Gwyneth's first openly romantic boyfriend met Brad Pitt during filming of Seven Sins, and the couple soon broke the news that Gwyneth was only 24 years old.

However, Gwyneth's engagement to Brad Pitt ended in 1997, a year after a high-profile engagement. Gwyneth's reason is that the pressure is too great and she is not ready to start a family. And the outside world has always believed that the break-up between the two people, because of her petite.

However, as a beauty star, her window window period is not long.

Since 1997, Gwyneth has had a three-year relationship with Ben Affleck (who was also the new coach of the year).

Gwyneth's father died suddenly in 2002 at the age of 51 from oral cancer while on holiday in Italy.

Gwyneth had a deep relationship with her father, who had been the beacon of her acting career. After winning an Oscar overnight, it was her father who woke her up from the fluttering state.

Shortly after her father's death, Gwyneth met her first husband, Chris Martin, the lead singer of the famous British rock band Coldplay.

In 2003, the couple married in a low-key marriage, and Gwyneth completely re-focused her life, and for the next five years she was not involved in any major productions.

Growing up in a family where her parents were insiders, making movies was natural for Gwyneth, but she was also looking forward to trying a different life. Her father's death made her feel that life was short, and she should hurry up and do what she wanted to do.

As early as the age of twenty-five, when she was still in high demand, she said to her friends, "I want to try to do business."

In 2008, at the age of 36, she officially launched her own women's life brand, GOOP, which she added two O's to her initials because she heard that "successful brands have two O's, such as GOOGLE".

Gwyneth has always been interested in women's health and beauty products, and GOOP began by sharing a small magazine of her personal care.

After the launch of the physical product, Organic Health has been a selling point for her company's products:

However, in addition, there are also a lot of completely released "wonder" products ...

Some of the products and therapies she preaches are "incredible" and have been repeatedly accused by authorities of pseudoscience. Her company has even lost a lawsuit over product safety.

In 2014, she said:

"Water has a feeling that changes the molecular structure because of negative emotions in humans, " he said, calling it a discovery by Japanese scientists.

No scientist commented on her remarks, because anyone with a little common sense can tell how absurd this "scientific law" is. . .

In 2015, her brand launched a new product, V-Steam.Vaginal steam washer.

The product, known as steam cleaning, restores hormonal balance in a woman's privacy.

As a result, consumers were burned in the second degree for using the product, and consumers complained about GOOP and eventually won the case.

However, Gwyneth was not "disturbed" by the claims, and in 2017 launched what she claims was developed by NASA, the US space agency"Emotional stickers" - Stickers on the body can soothe emotions。

The result was publicly "punched in the face" by NASA: "What a load of BS this is!" Translated, it's: It's too much!

Her products are not only "strange" but also "strange".

She once introduced an "advanced" sex toy made of 24K gold that sold for $15,000.

Her "vaginal scented candle", which is said to have the same smell as her own part, sells for as much as $75 (the price of a regular scented candle is about $5), but is snapped up in an instant after it actually available.

Gwyneth is commercially "dare to speak up" and understands the attributes of contemporary social media and is very good at creating topics.

As a result, she has been repeatedly criticized and criticized on the one hand, and on the other hand, she has achieved great commercial success.

Speaking about her product controversy, Gwyneth said she had always been a brave tryer and a fan of "getting into trouble."

This time, her nude photos of herself posted on her 48th birthday were also a "successful" topic-style marketing campaign.

The essence is actually to promote GOOP products: I am so beautiful, because of the use of my family's high-end moisturizer...

But you also have to admit that at least she has sparked a public debate about whether mature women, especially those who are mothers, have the right to show sex naked.

On Instagram, Gwyneth's daughter's message "Mom" under her mother's nude photo received more than 20,000 likes from more than 20,000 people, mostly young people of her age, who said they were "embarrassed by inappropriate social media pushes from their parents."

In fact, it's not uncommon for celebrities to post nude photos on social media, but when they become moms, they're so "showing off sexy" that they've been sprayed by some netizens.

Recently, there has also been criticism in the Asian media of the Japanese star's second-generation mother Red Orchid dress, saying she is too sexy to dress like a mother.

It's just, when a woman becomes a mother, can't she be "sexy"?

Is motherhood the antithesis of female sexual attraction, is it "insinuation": after a woman becomes a mother, only pure and sacred "motherhood" should be left, rather than the "sexual charm" of the woman's side? And is "sexual charm" unclean?

Obviously, Gwyneth disagrees.

It's no wonder GOOP is on fire when you're so good at creating issues and sparking attention.

In 2014, Money, a US financial magazine, estimated that Gwyneth Paltrow was worth $140m, much of it from her business brand GOOP. "

Gwyneth herself once said, "I've got enough power now, no one dares to bully me anymore!" "

Money magazine later tracked down reports that her company's market value had increased fourfold in 2017, the year she rose to denounce Weinstein.

However, no matter how the topic is created, business integrity remains the "benchmark" that any business should stick to.

Just this year, the U.S. Advertising Consumer Watchdog filed a lawsuit against Gwyneth's multiple product "propagandas" - many of which GOOP said were "clinically supported" by television and promotional channels, but were deemed "not true."

For example, this "jade egg": AFTER being sued by the California Food and Drug Administration, GOOP withdrew its statement that the product could improve women's health.

Today, Gwyneth's focus is undoubtedly on business operations.

She has been interviewed at several well-known financial forums as CEO of a successful start-up.

We can see that she aspires to build GOOP companies and brands as "engines" and "megaphones" to promote feminist ideas, such as using the power of commercial products and business systems to spread feminist ideas - after all, "business" is the most powerful systemic force of our time, with a strong "intrusiveness".

Gwyneth also says she hopes to create jobs for more women and provide start-up funding for some of the best start-up women.

All of this is fine, but some of her "wonderful operations" in business, while at the same time consuming her intentions, make one wonder: Is feminism just her marketing tool?

In fact, feminist business is not a new thing, after the second wave of feminism, there are a lot of business and feminist ideas to promote the enterprise.

In the early days, the social attributes of such enterprises were stronger and the commercial attributes were lighter. Today, however, business attributes often become the "first attribute" of many so-called feminist enterprises.

Rihanna and Torry Burch are both highly appreciated if they are compatible with the pursuit of balancing feminist advocacy and business interests. But Gwyneth, it's a little more controversial.

If Gwyneth can do a good thing in the future, and less publicity initiatives, may make her feminist speech more vocal, but also to have a greater impact and impetus on society.

As a person, when she suffers setbacks - when her career is blocked and her relatives are died- and she doesn't choose drugs or alcohol as many Hollywood stars do, she chooses to invest in herself and make positive changes.

After all, women who can adjust their lives so positively at the age of 48 are still alive.

What do you think of the business and controversy of this "topic queen"? Welcome to the message to discuss together. Thank you for reading.

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