This red is disturbing. Kim Kardashian’s clothing mistake caused admiration at the wedding of Indian billionaires.

The star is him and no one else. On July 12, 43-year-old Kim Kardashian was immortalized in a bright red dress next to her sister Khloe Kardashian. The two influencers were invited to the union of the wealthy Indian couple Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant in Mumbai, India. The lavish event, which took place over three days, brought together a host of celebrities such as actress Priyanka Chopra and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

If all eyes were on Kim Kardashian, it was for her impressive outfit. Except it wasn’t so much the success of the look that left her mark as the fashion faux pas she pulled off. The reality TV idol wore red, a shade traditionally worn by brides in India and therefore not recommended for guests.

As an Arabian Nights princess, Kim Kardashian wore a crimson lehenga chori, a typical costume for women in certain regions of India, such as Kerala or Rajasthan. Her ensemble consisted of a bra that exposed her stomach and cleavage, as well as a long skirt. To brighten things up, Kim Kardashian’s outfit was sprinkled with lots of Swarovski crystals and a silver headpiece. Lehenga Chori was by famous Indian fashion designer Manish Malhotra.

The red outfit worn twice is disturbing

Shortly after the actress released her red ensembleAmerican Horror Story Season 12, many netizens pointed out to the celebrity that the shade choice was inappropriate. In the Instagram comments of singer Kanye West’s ex-wife, we can read: “It’s evil to wear red to an Indian wedding,” “And you’ll wear white to an American wedding.”

The negative comments did not seem to bother the actress, who on Sunday, July 15, at the end of the wedding of a rich Indian couple, once again wore a garnet-colored outfit. This consisted of a cropped shirt and a long veil of the same shade. To her credit, she wasn’t the only one to wear red, as Indian actress Aishwarya Rai and former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s wife Sherry Blair did the same. Constantly scrutinized and judged, Kim Kardashian, the undisputed queen of social networks, continues to dictate her fashion rules.