Meg Stalter’s Diet Coke Dress Is A Must-See<\/p>\n
Whether she’s creating the most iconic viral videos like 2021’s hit “Hi Gay<\/a>,” or starring in the nine-time Emmy-winning show Hacks, Meg is really that girl.<\/p>\n If you recently saw her appearance on The Late Show<\/a> with Stephen Colbert<\/a>, which I believe is true performance art, you’d probably think, Wow, that actor is doing too much \u2014 and you’d be absolutely right.<\/p>\n Currently, Meg is the star of Lena Dunham’s Netflix series Too Much, and like my incessant need to force puns into every conversation, it’s a show that’s so unapologetic it will unite old and new fans of Lena lore from start to finish. HBO’s Girls hive, stand up. We are so back.<\/p>\n Speaking of unapologetic, Meg’s comedic timing isn’t something she’s only mastered for TV and movies. Her red carpet appearances are something to look at like when she wore a Di Pesta dress with a prom queen sash flaunting that she’s the “Best Gay Actor.”<\/p>\n On July 17, at the Las Culturistas Culture Awards, a bunch of celebrities hit the carpet for Bowen Yang<\/a> and Matt Rogers’s zeigeisty award show, and everybody served up a different tasty dish of slayage.<\/p>\n Everybody and their mother were in attendance, including Alison Janney, Alison Brie<\/a> and Dave Franco<\/a>, Quinta Brunson, Ana Gasteyer, and Parvati Shallow.<\/p>\n She rocked a Diet Coke box bodice with a cute black skirt and a tasteful Diet Coke accessory, and the look will make you giggle, scratch your head, and snap your fingers simultaneously.<\/p>\n A fellow writer reminded me that this might be the impact of Lisa Barlow from The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, and honestly, I see the vision<\/a>.<\/p>\n When talking<\/a> to Variety’s Marc Malkin, Meg said of her look, “This is not a brand deal, by the way. I’m trying to get more work. I’m trying to get a brand deal. It’s what all the girls are doing.”<\/p>\n Meg, I hope you get that brand deal because this ensemble is hilarious and creative. I hope she starts a trend because I would love to see somebody like Sabrina Carpenter dressed as a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup<\/a>.<\/p>\n Too Much starring Meg and Will Sharpe is now streaming on Netflix.<\/p>\n The Las Culturistas Culture Awards are set to air on Aug. 5, on Bravo from 9-11 p.m. ET, and will be available to stream the next day on Peacock.<\/p>\n Do you love all things TV and movies? Subscribe to the Screen Time<\/a> newsletter to get your weekly dose of what to watch next and what everyone is flailing over from someone who watches everything!<\/p>\n