The female idol of Vietnamese origin was criticized for being "alum" when she wore designer outfits like those from the market

Recently, a h.ot topic appeared on the social network Weibo: " If I see a g.irl like this on the street, I will really think her brand is fake." The main character appearing in this topic is none other than Hanni - a female Kpop idol of Vietnamese origin.

The image attached to this topic is unexpectedly the female idol of the HYPE music group - Hanni ( NewJeans). Notably, this is a photo of Hanni when she went to the airport with a mix & match outfit that looked a bit out of place. Even though she was wearing branded clothes, she couldn't look classy. Specifically, Hanni wears a plain gray hoodie with short black shorts. The neatly braided hair makes it more adorable, suitable for the chubby, innocent face of the 2004 female idol.

The highlight of this outfit is the two Gucci brand items she used, including a large handbag and padded shoes, both with familiar patterns of this brand. However, it seems that this time the ambassador's overuse and overuse of branded items makes the overall look a bit out of place and unattractive. Many people think that branded clothes on Hanni's b.ody are less luxurious and are no different from market clothes. Others think that it is partly due to Hanni's charisma and figure that made the outfit she wore look miserable.

The reason this topic became h.ot on Weibo is because of the "inferior" that Chinese netizens commented about Hanni. This h.ot topic has the content: If I see a g.irl like this on the street, I will really think her brand is fake.

Cnetz Feedback:

Like a l.ottery winner in the countryside. Today while paying at the supermarket in town, I met a man wearing LV. A kind-hearted g.irl silently accused her high school classmate of wearing LV. fake after seeing the Gucci logo on your shirt. Around me there are a lot of people who look poor but are actually very rich. Forget everything else, what the hell are shoes? This group's fashion sense is really not that good. Is this an idol? Why does it feel so mundane? Does this group stylist feel guilty about receiving a paycheck? This bangs are worse than my bangs when I just woke up. There's no atmosphere, the simple makeup looks very rustic, the braided hairstyle on both sides looks cute but the bangs ruin it. I really don't realize who this is

This topic was hotly discussed even when returning to Vietnam. Home country fans also expressed the same opinion as mainland netizens. And this is probably not the first time Hanni has been criticized for wearing designer clothes.

Hanni's title of "Ambassador" was once a controversial topic, when only 3 months after its debut, it had never once had a cover pushed or participated in a campaign, and its time with the brand was only counted in numbers. At the tip of her fingers, Hanni already has the title of "Brand Ambassador" of Gucci.

Becoming a Global Ambassador of a brand is not easy. The chosen person must have an influence on both fashion and the public, must have "taste" and will usually have to have a long term commitment. with brand. Therefore, this statement from Gucci immediately brought "a whole basket of criticism" to Hanni.

Netizens became angry because Hanni in particular and many other fourth generation idols seemed to have their titles "bought" by the company. While the seniors have to "struggle" to make a name for themselves and look for opportunities, the "rookie group" can easily get the position of "Ambassador" with ease.

Up to now, many people still believe that the Vietnamese female idol is completely unsuitable for this brand and even the title "Ambassador" of any brand.

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