If Madame de Rosa - real name, Ángela Rozas - can boast of something, it is that she has been one of the pioneers in the world of fashion influencers that dominate our country today. At 41 years old, she is one of the largest digital fashion creators in Spain, as well as a stylist and regular at international fashion shows or events. Her style and tastes are very characteristic, always betting on risky combinations that do not always appeal to everyone.
Precisely because of her particular way of dressing, Madame de Rosa is also one of the most criticized fashion experts on social networks. Her detractors do not hesitate to give a negative opinion about everything she chooses to wear, accusing her of not dressing according to her age or showing off her body more than necessary, among many other things. The content creator dedicated her Stories to them this weekend, tired of the criticism and with a reflection that answered them once and for all.
The woman from Madrid began her reflection starting from a comment from one of these haters, who said that he liked her style, but added “I don't like that thing about going with your breasts half out”, assuring that “now, in winter, I see it with even less sense. You have enough personality and charisma. And no, it is not a question of having to hide them, but neither do they have to constantly display them.”
Not content with this, the author of the comment went on to say that Madame's way of dressing was a way to “sexualize women” and, in her opinion, “being feminist and empowered” was not about that. Still, he apologized if the influencer didn't like her comment.
Madame, fed up with criticism, responded to this user, but also took the opportunity to reflect, ensuring that her way of dressing had nothing to do with conventions or any other social norm. “What a nightmare to believe that I am going like this for a feminist thing. I go like this because I feel like it, which is what we should all do. Do whatever we want,” she wrote in her Stories, explaining that for her everything she wears is “fashion,” and has nothing to do with feminism.
“I don't think about sexualization or feminism when I dress. That I think about fashion, about looking pretty and about wearing whatever I want. Why are you so fussy about what other people are wearing? Please, wear what you want and let the rest wear what they want and express themselves however they want,” she said.
Finally, the digital creator wondered why some are so “offended” by seeing her stylistic choices, since it is something she enjoys, without harming anyone else. “Why are you so offended? Don't you understand that we don't all have to be the same? That if we all dressed the same and thought the same, the world would be boring. Don't be so afraid of the body, it doesn't bite."
