Rita Ora has left her social media followers stunned after she shared a series of snaps of herself attending Paris Fashion Week wearing a very revealing outfit.
The UK pop star went braless in a sheer lace black dress as she sat front row alongside Vogue’s Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour.
Rita Ora has left her social media followers stunned after she shared a series of snaps of herself attending Paris Fashion Week wearing a very revealing outfit.
The UK pop star went braless in a sheer lace black dress as she sat front row alongside Vogue’s Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour.
Rita Ora has divided fans with her revealing ensemble at Paris Fashion Week. Photo: Instagram/ritaora
Rita, who is set to release her third studio album You & I next week, styled her hair in a slick ponytail and paired her high-necked, long-sleeved gown with strappy silver heels.
“Thank you @pieter_mulier and @maisonalaia team for having me,” she captioned the post. “Such a beautiful show I can not wait to wear every single item! So beautiful congratulations.”
Rita’s followers were clearly divided over the look, with a number of people calling the outfit “too much” for a daytime event.
“Don’t understand the need to parade around dressed like that showing your parts,” one follower commented. “You are beautiful there’s no doubt [about] that but shouldn’t your body be private to you and your partner?”
“No offence to the celebs and don’t blame me for not being open-minded but inappropriate is inappropriate not a sign of being fashionable or fancy,” another added.
“So it’s allowed to show up naked as long as you wear a curtain. Okay,” a third remarked, while someone else said, “Someone explain to this woman that nudity doesn’t mean classy”.
‘Absolutely stunning’
However, a majority of Rita’s comments praised her dress and said she looks “beautiful”, “gorgeous” and “absolutely stunning”.
“This is everything! Ironically…” her husband Taika Waititi replied.
“This is major! And you looked absolutely wow,” another shared, while a different user wrote, “Unreal as always queen”.
“To all the people hating on this outfit, why is [it] that men can walk around topless with no complaints, but not women?” someone else commented. “Breasts have become sexualised instead of just being seen for what they are and what their function is – to feed young. Women are shamed into hiding their body parts that for men, are socially acceptable to have on show. Just not right.”