Rose McGowan cuts a stylish figure in a black jumpsuit with a fun Aztec print as she attends Frauen100's anniversary party in Berlin
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Rose McGowan cut a striking figure in a black jumpsuit as she attended Frauen100's glitzy anniversary celebrations in Berlin.
The American actress and activist, 50, now a permanent resident of Mexico, travelled across the Atlantic to celebrate the German feminist initiative.
Rose's jumpsuit featured a white snake design which wrapped itself around her legs and prepared to take a bite out of her shoulder.
She accessorised with silver boots and a silver necklace with a light blue precious stone and posed with PR agency co-owners Janina Hell and Felicitas Karrer.
All-female Frauen100 aims to 'bring together thought leaders from business, politics, media, sport and culture to create a cross-professional network'.
Rose McGowan, 50, cut a striking figure in a black jumpsuit as she attended Frauen100's glitzy anniversary celebrations in Berlin
The American actress and activist now a permanent resident of Mexico , travelled across the Atlantic to celebrate the German feminist initiative
Rose's jumpsuit featured a white snake design which wrapped itself around her legs
A speaker at the event, Rose implored people to show 'a little more kindness to each other' in her speech, saying: ''Cause that, more than anything - kindness to each other - will stop abuse of power.'
Rose took to Instagram on Sunday to grieve the loss of Shannon Doherty who had died from breast cancer the day before.
The women just missed each other on hit American fantasy series Charmed as Shannen left the show after its third series and Rose joined the show from its fourth.
Nevertheless, they enjoyed a friendship, having met years before, and Rose wrote on Instagram on Sunday: 'Shannen Doherty had the heart of a lion.
'Passion for craft is often mislabeled as trouble. Shannen was passion. I met her in the 90s and was awed.
'Getting to really know her later in life, a beautiful gift. This woman fought to live. Shannen knew how to be a star because she was one since childhood.
'Her work ethic inspiring to the end. Shannen’s great love for directing, for acting, Holly, her friends, her parents, dog and her beloved fans was legendary.
'Our lives had been intertwined in a unique way. We laughed at dark forces who wanted us to hate each other, instead we chose love and respect.
She accessorised with silver boots and a silver necklace with a light blue precious stone and posed with PR agency owners Janina Hell (left) and Felicitas Karrer (right)
All-female Frauen100 aims to 'bring together thought leaders from business, politics, media, sport and culture to create a cross-professional network'
A speaker at the event, Rose implored people to show 'a little more kindness to each other' in her speech
She finished her speech by saying: ''Cause that, more than anything - kindness to each other - will stop abuse of power'
Rose happily signed autographs for her German fans
Rose took to Instagram on Sunday to grieve the loss of Shannon Doherty who had died from breast cancer the day before
The women just missed each other on hit American fantasy series Charmed as Shannen left the show after its third series and Rose joined the show from its fourth.
'A soft-hearted badass as there ever was. A force of energy that will live forever in hearts. May angels and God carry her to the holy kingdom where she is healthy, young and wild forever.
'Rest now warrior, we will never forget you dear sister #shannendoherty #charmed #warrior #brave #infinity.'
In June, Rose made her voice heard after her alleged abuser Harvey Weinstein's sex crimes convictions were overturned.
The 50-year-old actress shared a video post to Instagram on Thursday in which she offered words of encouragement to Weinstein's other accusers and fellow rape survivors.
'They will never overturn who we are,' she captioned the clip, which was filmed against a background of greenery. 'Blessings to all who gave their all #spirit #courage #unity.'
Weinstein's 2020 conviction in New York were overturned on Thursday by the New York Court of Appeals after a slim majority of the justices rules that the disgraced film producer had not gotten a fair trial.
