The artist reveals who was in the crotch of smooth met gala outfit after the controversy of Rosa Parks

The legacy of Rosa Parks, fortunately, remains intact, despite the online speculation that her image had been sewn in an intimate area of ​​the metal gala set of the K-Pop star.

During Monday’s event, the first time that the singer and actor of “White Lotus”, whose full name is Lalisa Manobal, attended the biggest fashion night, became the issue of digital indignation after the spectators assumed that the similarity of the icon of civil rights on the crotch of his body had been put.

“Lisa needs to say goodbye to his entire public relations team,” a user wrote. Another added that the actor had “lost his mind.”

But on Wednesday, Vulture obtained a statement that clarifies the creative options behind the aspect. The fabric was part of the 2023 collection of Pharrell Williams for Louis Vuitton, and the embroidered faces were based on portraits of the acclaimed artist Henry Taylor. A Taylor representative told Vulture: “The figure presented in Louis Vuitton Look of Lisa is not Rosa Parks, but one of Henry’s neighbors.”

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In fact, none of the faces of the garment were historical figures.

According to the statement, “all are people of Henry’s own life.”

Vogue also pointed out that the portraits were not only in the panties as some critics stood out, but “embroidered in the bodice of his whole.”

News also contacted the representative to obtain further comments, but did not respond immediately.

Given the theme of the event, “Super fine: adapt the black style” and the indignation of the Internet, Taylor’s clarification may not completely thread the needle.

As people pointed out on social networks, the controversy occurred when Manobal already faced accusations of cultural appropriation and a video of Surgated clips It appears to show her and other members of Blackpink rapping and singing the word N while covering popular songs.