Lena Situations became a victim of gymnastics with her body “breaking the Internet” in Jennifer Lopez’s dress.

A few days ago in Cannes, influencer Léna Mahfouf, aka Léna Situations, came under fire for her figure after appearing on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival on May 22. She appeared in a vintage Vivienne Westwood dress, which consisted of a bodysuit and a long train that revealed her bare legs. A dress already worn by Naomi Campbell in the 1990s. “I’ve always been more or less comfortable with my body… Until the last few months. I got fat, I know, but the Internet realized it before I did and wants to share it,” she confided to her 4 million Instagram subscribers.

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So how to respond to this outburst of online hate? Some choose not to respond for fear of igniting toxic dumps, while others don’t shy away from anger and hurtful comments like Lena Mahfouf. The influencer uses her body and clothing to challenge the character’s directives and tyranny. So this is how the young woman reacted to the amFAR gala organized as part of the festival at the Cap-Eden-Roc hotel in the heights of Cannes on Thursday evening, May 25. Lena Mahfouf wore a green Versace dress with a similar cut to the one she wore on The Idol premiere, with a large train, high-waisted pants and bare legs. This sexy outfit has become a platform for and against criticisms of her appearance to beatof which he is another victim.

In 2022, after a new wave of cyber attacks, he stopped his activity on Youtube. Here she takes the opposite view with a dress that plays with the laws of hate networks and mixes, at the same time, the discourse of revenge. Because beyond the self-affirmation message of this dress, we remember that it first marked Internet history when it was worn by Jennifer Lopez in 2000. At the Grammy Awards, the singer pushed hard. impression when she arrived on the arms of Puff Daddy (her companion at the time) in the very first version of this plunging neckline Versace dress. Back in the early days of the web, most netizens would type in “J.LO dress” when searching for a photo.

In 2015, a former Google CEO said this request broke all records, prompting internal teams to launch Google Images. The joke brought Jennifer Lopez the title of the fashion symbol of the beginning of this century. The dress has become so iconic that Donatella Versace updated it in 2019 during a show in Milan, which was crowned “The Dress That Broke the Internet.” You can see a symbol there.