Zoë Kravitz responds to criticism of her "nude" dress from Met Gala 2021
Zoë Kravitz gets tired and responds to criticism of her "nude" dress that she wore to the 2021 Met Gala.
Zoë Kravitz has an amazing body and she's not afraid to flaunt it. The 32-year-old "High Fidelity" actress made a statement on the Met Gala 2021 red carpet on Monday, wearing an all-sheer metallic mesh dress from Yves Saint Laurent with a matching thong underneath.
While the intermittent derrière turned out to be a trend at the US-themed event, with Taraji P. Henson, Teyana Taylor and more joining Kravitz in revealing looks, some fans took to her Instagram comments to express their displeasure. .
"Where is the dress?" Wrote one person. "I don't understand why women feel it's okay to walk around naked ... take a damn pride in yourself," said another. He wrote a third: "I don't understand why they are practically naked. She is beautiful. Why does she feel the need to wear a dress like this?", On Zoë Kravitz's Instagram.
Zoë Kravitz responds to criticism of her for her dress
Kravitz responded to this latest reviewer, according to the screenshot wizards at Comments by Celebs. "Feeling uncomfortable with the human body is colonization / brainwashing. It's just one body. We all have them," she wrote.
A person who probably wasn't complaining about Kravitz almost naked? Actor Channing Tatum. However, Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum walked the Met Gala red carpet separately but bonded with her within and at after-parties.
Zoë Kravitz at the MET Gala 2021
La Verdad Noticias reports that Kravitz has become one of the most eye-catching stars at MET Gala 2021, all thanks to her controversial Yves Saint Laurent sparkle see-through dress that left very little to the imagination.
However, a day before the event, Megan Fox with a transparent dress was the envy of the 2021 VMAs, a fact for which followers of both celebrities could not help but notice the enormous similarity between the clothing styles of each one for the popular events in those who attended separately.
