Anya Taylor-Joy slammed for promoting ‘starvation’ in corset at ‘Dune: Part Two’ premiere

Fans believe Anya Taylor-Joy is promoting “starvation” after flaunting her disappearing waist in a corset.

The “Menu” star shared behind-the-scenes photos of her fitting with Maison Margiela ahead of the “Dune: Part Two” premiere Sunday and included a black-and-white image that showed how slim she’s become.

Taylor-Joy’s Instagram followers immediately appeared divided by the look, as some called her out for sensationalizing eating disorders while others defended her thin frame.

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“Can we not normalize starvation?” asked one user.

“Rough. Expected better from you tbh. Thinness isn’t chic,” shared another.

“I believe you’re remarkable individuals and a positive representation of humanity,” wrote a third follower. “Nonetheless, the content being promoted through this imagery may not be conducive to well-being.”

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Another warned Taylor-Joy, 27, against posting photos such as this one because “people will use this as starvation inspo.”

Others merely called out the “negative” commenters for not allowing a woman to be “free.”

“She’s not promoting anything, dude, let a woman be free. If she likes it good, if you don’t, it’s perfectly fine,” wrote one defender.

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“You have the right not to wear it, just as she has the right to wear anything she likes. We don’t have to be all dramatic about it…”

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Another echoed the sentiment, writing, “Everyone wants more freedom for women and for them to be more empowered, and when she dresses the way she wants all of a sudden all the women are against her. Check your hypocrisy a little bit.”

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Reps for Taylor-Joy star didn’t immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.

The “Queen’s Gambit” alum’s final look at the starry New York City event featured a sparkling gold overlay that sat beneath a sheer, halter-style black gown.

If you or someone you know struggles with an eating disorder, visit the National Eating Disorder Association (NEDA) website or call their hotline at (800)-931-2237 to get help.