Falaq Naaz's Jibe At Khushi Mukherjee's Bold Fashion Choices; the Latter Hits Back

Khushi Mukherjee has been making the headlines recently, and not for her acting projects, but for her bold fashion choices. The social media personality has sparked outrage for making public appearances in extremely revealing outfits that have gone viral across platforms. While the internet remains divided over her clothing, with many calling her fashion ‘vulgar,' Falaq Naaz has slammed her on the matter. Earlier, she had expressed her frustration with the government's double standards when it comes to public decency and civic penalties.

Falak Naaz Vs Khushi Mukherjee Continues:

This time, Falaq criticised Khushi for comparing herself with fashion influencer Uorfi Javed. She stated that Uorfi has carved out a niche for herself with headline-worthy and creative outfits, and one shouldn't compare creativity with nudity.

"Uorfi Was Creative..."

She penned, “Uorfi was creative. Wo plastic chamach se dress banati thi. Tyre se dress banati thi. Like you see in this picture, pizza se dress bana liya…… Wo ek spot rakhti thi spotting ke liye jahan media jaati thi and use cover karti thi… Uorfi ko chalte phirte kisne nahi kaha ki chaddi pehenao isko. (Uorfi was creative. She used to make dresses from plastic spoons. She used to make dresses from tyres. Like you see in this picture, she made a dress from pizza… She used to keep a spot where the media used to go and cover it… No one told Uorfi to make her wear an undergarment.)"

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Khushi Mukherjee Hits Back:

Reacting to the backlash, Khushi has now taken to her social media and revealed that her looks are inspired by Hollywood celebrities like Paris Hilton, Jennifer Lopez, model Irina Shayk, and other runway models. In a lengthy note, she made it clear that she is ‘not apologetic' for her outfits, as she likes to make daring decisions.

"I Am Bold And Courageous..."

Her post read, “I wanted to remain SILENT until now!! But I saw that all the fingers were being pointed at me!! Yes, I should disregard that many of you have been supportive too, but… I would see that it's so easy to just abuse someone on social media, troll them, and come into the limelight. For people who have been asking me or asking everywhere else, is it vulgarity or fashion? In concluding, this is in no way a fashion statement. Well, let me tell you that I am bold and courageous, and I like to take daring decisions!"

“Yes, fashion sometimes fails, sometimes succeeds, but I'm not apologetic for wearing what I liked!! All my dresses, as you all can see, are inspired by Hollywood actresses/influencers or even runway models!! Yes, I live in a democratic country. It is not ruled by the Taliban that there should be a ban on the clothes that I wear!" she concluded.

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