Emma Watson Sports 'Time's Up' Tattoo After the Oscars (Photo)

Emma Watson had a unique take on showing her Time’s Up support Sunday night at the Vanity Fair Oscar party.

The “Beauty and the Beast” star sported a temporary tattoo that read “Time’s Up” in black cursive script on her right forearm. Check out a close up below.

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Some grammarians online pointed out that the contraction was missing its apostrophe, though the hashtag #TimesUp omits the punctuation mark.

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The Time’s Up initiative was discussed on the Red Carpet and during the show when faces of the #MeToo movement. Ashley Judd, Annabella Sciorra and Salma Hayek introduced a montage on stage Sunday night of men and women who have broken barriers of gender and race in the industry.

“The changes we are witnessing is being driven by the powerful sound of new voices, of different voices, of our voices, joining together in a mighty chorus that is finally saying, ‘time’s up,'” Judd said onstage. “And we work together to make sure the next 90 years empower these limitless possibilities of equality, diversity, inclusion, intersectionality. That’s what this year has promised us.”

Watson has been a staunch supporter of the initiative from its start, and has been an advocate of bringing the movement to the U.K.

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“The clock’s been ticking on the abuse of power,” she said on Instagram after the initiative was launched in January. “I stand in solidarity with women across every industry to say #TIMESUP on abuse, harassment, and assault. #TIMESUP on oppression and marginalization. #TIMESUP on misrepresentation and underrepresentation.”

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Oscars 2018 After-Parties: Winners Frances McDormand, Jordan Peele and Kobe Bryant Celebrate (Photos)

Sam Rockwell, Frances McDormand, Jordan Peele and Kobe Bryant walked away from the Dolby with Oscars, ready to hit the after party circuit. The Governors Ball, Elton John, and Vanity Fair events continued long after Jimmy Kimmel signed off for the night.
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A few floors above where "The Shape of Water" won Best Picture to cap off the ceremony, producer J. Miles Dale and double winner Guillermo del Toro coast in to the Governors Ball.

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"I did it all by myself." Best Supporting Actress winner Allison Janney's opening line of her acceptance speech was the early leader for "Quote of the Show."

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Tiffany Haddish, who had a breakout moment as a presenter, was fired up to see Frances McDormand at the Vanity Fair party in Beverly Hills.

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At the Governors Ball, Danny Glover (right) embraces L.A.'s only five-time NBA champion and Oscar winner, Kobe Bryant.
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Even Academy Award winners get photobombed. Gary Oldman gripped a new gold trophy as his wife Gisele Schmidt grew bunny ears at the Governors Ball. Winners headed to the Academy's official after-party to get their trophies engraved.

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Netflix's Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos held the premium service's first feature film Oscar outside the Governors Ball, along with director Bryan Fogel (right), whose winning doc, "Icarus," detailed doping in Russian athletics. "Truth wins," the official @Netflix account tweeted.

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Over at the Elton John party, Rufus Wainwright, Lionel Richie, Miley Cyrus and Ricky Martin huddled up with the host. The 26th annual AIDS fundraiser netted $5.9 million for Sir Elton's foundation.
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This is probably the last awards show Darren Criss is going to be watching on television for a while. His portrayal of serial killer Andrew Cunanan on FX's "The Assassination of Gianni Versace" has him poised for an Emmy run this summer. Criss and Mia Swier (left) recently got engaged.
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Jamie Foxx headlined Byron Allen's second annual Oscar night viewing party benefiting The Children's Hospital Los Angeles. As soon as the Oscars telecast ended, Foxx took the stage and began performing Michael Jackson songs at the Regent Beverly Wilshire bash.

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Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez brought their daughter to the Governors Ball. The Best Song winners for "Remember Me" are the same married duo who won for "Frozen" anthem "Let It Go" in 2014.
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A one-time British soap opera star, Rachel Shenton is now an Oscar winner. Shenton and fiancé Chris Overton won for their live action short "The Silent Child."

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To the parties go the victors. The Governors Ball, Elton John and Vanity Fair were a sea of gold on Sunday night.

Sam Rockwell, Frances McDormand, Jordan Peele and Kobe Bryant walked away from the Dolby with Oscars, ready to hit the after party circuit. The Governors Ball, Elton John, and Vanity Fair events continued long after Jimmy Kimmel signed off for the night.

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Oscars 2018 After-Parties: Winners Frances McDormand, Jordan Peele and Kobe Bryant Celebrate (Photos)

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