Stars at Women's Marches across the country.Charlize Theron cries, Julia...

Stars at Women's Marches across the country.Charlize Theron cries, Julia Roberts



Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States on Friday afternoon then beamed as he enjoyed his inaugural dance with model wife Melania while daughters Ivanka and Tiffany looked on.

And the next day he attended church with his family to pray for a peaceful transition as Barack Obama leaves office.

But already marches were beginning across the country to protest the President's stand on such issues as abortion, diversity and climate change.





And celebrities were at the front of many of these marches, including a teary eyed Charlize Theron in Utah and a pink p**** hat-wearing Julia Roberts in Washington DC where 200,000 women met up.



Theron was in Utah for the Sundance Film Festival.

The Mad Max actress wore a white cap and grey scarf as she wiped away her tears while holding up a large banner in the streets of the small town of Park City.

The Oscar winner was joined at protest by talk-show host Chelsea Handler, who had on a pink hat. Actress Mary McCormick was also there. Snow fell on the women as they chanted and raised their fists.

In Washington DC, Roberts stood out in her floppy-eared kitty cat hat as she wore a black coat and white-strapped Women's March tag.

The Pretty Woman actress, 49, was also with her blonde daughter Hazel.

The wife of cameraman Danny Moder also wore black sunglasses and a black coat as she had several female friends with her and two male bodyguards.

Roberts was a staunch Hillary Clinton supporter and attended fundraisers for her in New York City last year.



Comedienne Amy Schumer of Trainwreck fame wore a costume as she walked with her friends in DC.

The blonde HBO stand-up star had on a bright orange NASA suit with her hair in braided ponytail and prescription glasses on.

There were badges on her uniform that read NOPE and Commander.



Schumer wore the same suit when talking to Neil deGrasse Tyson earlier this week for a skit on her series Inside Amy Schumer. The star was asking the 58-year-old astrophysicist and cosmologist about how freeze-dried ice cream stays fresh in space.

The actress also wore a matching Wear Orange sweat band to create awareness for gun violence to the march. Trump has been a supporter of the NRA.

Katy Perry wore a pink jacket and a beige hat as she was seen with Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey.



Madonna has spent her life dropping F-bombs both in her music and in her appearances. And the 58-year-old Vogue singer was at it again on Saturday in DC after Ashley Judd and Scarlett Johansson delivered speeches to an estimated 500,000 people.

The mother-of-four was clearly not happy with 45th President of the United States Donald Trump. 'Welcome to the revolution of love, to the rebellion, to our refusal as women to accept this new age of tyranny, where not just women are in danger but all marginalized people, where being uniquely different right now might truly be considered a crime.

'It took this horrific moment of darkness to wake us the f*** up.' Madonna also told Trump to 'suck a d***.'

The singer's remarks aired uncensored on C-Span, CNN and MSNBC.



The funny girl waved her arms to fans and tried to get cheers.

Bella Thorne, who was also a Clinton backer, was seen with a pink hat on.

Chrissy Teigen also made an appearance in DC. Her hair was pulled back and she had on a black coat and scarf as she struck a serious mood.

Her husband John Legend was at the march in Utah as he had to be in town for the Sundance Film Festival.

The day before she had been texting up a storm about Trump's inauguration, calling it 'sickening' and making jokes about how he was not making American great again. She even took a jab at his wife for trying to look like Jackie Kennedy in her blue Ralph Lauren outfit.



Emma Watson looked ready for her closeup with a black beanie hat and red painted lips. She was one of the few stars that smiled and appeared to be in a good mood.

Shake It Up TV star Bella Thorne wore a pink cap.

Thorne wore a pink top, leggings and boots as she joined her female friends. She also had a camera around her neck and one in her hand.

Ashley Judd gave a speech in DC comparing Trump to Adolph Hitler and making fun of his orange tinted skin.



Scarlett Johansson of Lucy and Captain America fame also made a show at the DC march, taking to the podium.

The mother-of-one who lives most of the year in Paris with her husband, wore her blonde locks short.

The star appeared to be in a good mood as she talked with friends and modeled a puffy coat with a fur trim and several scarves around her neck.



Padma Lakshmi, a model who parlayed her catwalk success into a hosting job on TV's Top Chef, made an interesting impression.

The beauty - of Indian descent - was seen with the father of her child, Adam Dell.

The two have not been photographed together often, but appear to have come together to express their dislike for the new US President.

The former Vogue darling, 46, held a sign that read GIRLS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS and wore a pink scarf with a white puffy jacket.

Dell was seen holding the child they share - a daughter named  Krishna.

Lena Dunham shared a photo from the march.

She was joined by star Amy Poehler.

The Girls actress has been very opposed to Trump and wrote on her Lenny Letter about the former Apprentice reality star in November.

'As horrifying as I found Donald Trump’s rhetoric, as hideous as I found his racism and xenophobia, as threatening to basic decency as I found his demagogue persona, I never truly believed he could win.'



Zendaya, who will appear in the next Spider-Man film, took over the Snapchat account for Vogue to document her contribution to the march.

The Oakland native wore a yellow shirt under a denim jacket and flashed peace signs as she posed with fans.

Nicole Richie showed up to the Los Angeles march that started at Pershing Square in downtown LA and went to City Hall.



She had on a print coat with pink fur collar over a black shirt that read Stronger Together. Her friend wore a leopard coat and pink scarf.

Cher was also at the DC rally.

The 1960s singer who had a massive hit with Turn Back Time skipped the pink p**** hat and instead wore a cream colored cap and matching jacket.



The Moonstruck star was very vocal about not liking Trump, and even said she wanted to move to 'another planet' if he was elected President.

The I Got You Babe singer told Mario Lopez at Extra in October: 'I’m horrified. With every fiber of my real self I could not imagine a world where there was a President Trump. I don’t know how other people cannot see he really is unhinged.'



Chloe Moretz and Jessica Chastain were seen together in a video clip as they made their way to the march in DC.

The actresses joked around as they were driven to the scene.

It is not known if they have been friends for a while or if their shared dislike for Trump brought them together.