Kim Kardashian insults Indian culture?

Kim Kardashian joins photographer Sita Abellan in the latest fashion shoot.
On May 24, Kim Kardashian released a set of fashion photos showing the hidden personality of modern women. Specifically, she wears tight skirt designs that embrace the dominant red tone and a unique braided hairstyle.

Highlights in the frames come from sparkling diamond accessories and fancy long nails with the help of makeup artist Ash K Holm. All moments were taken by photographer Sita Abellan. Kim Kardashian caused controversy with diamond-encrusted earrings with the sign “Om”. Photo: @sitabellan. However, Kim quickly faced a wave of criticism from netizens after wearing earrings with the “Om” logo. According to the Independent This is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol in Indian religious culture including Buddhism and Hinduism. In 3 photos, the audience sees the objection when Kim lies on the bed wearing silver diamond-encrusted earrings with the sign “Om” and a charming face. Many people consider wearing this accessory a cultural insult and disrespect for Indian beliefs. “This is a symbol of religion. Why is she bringing it out as an accessory? The symbol is sacred, not a fashion aesthetic specifically for her. I hope Kim apologizes to everyone. people”, the social network user commented. Fashion set of Kim Kardashian and photographer Sita Abellan. Photo: @sitabellan. Previously, Kim made the Japanese angry when naming the lingerie brand with the name of the country’s national costume – Kimono. Before the wave of protests, she said this was a misunderstanding and the brand was not related to the kimono of the country of cherry blossoms. Even the mayor of Tokyo even wrote a letter to Kim. In the end, she had to change the brand name to Skims. In addition, Kim Kardashian was also strongly criticized by the public for deliberately darkening her skin in the image promoting the product line of cosmetic brand KKW Beauty. Many netizens believe that she has shown the “black face” action in the form of makeup, because she has never had dark skin. In the 19th century, “black face” was a common racist act in the entertainment industry. In plays and movies, non-black artists often painted their faces black, playing low-class working-class people such as slaves, gardeners, and nannies. By the 1960s, this movement ended after the civil rights movement of African-Americans. Kim Kardashian intentionally colorizes photos to dark skin like women of color. Photo: KKW Beauty.