This afternoon the second edition of the Ídolo Awards (2023) was held in Madrid, a gala created by the influencer Dulceida to reward the best content creators in different categories.
During the red carpet of said event, all kinds of impressive outfits, trends and looks have been seen that have sought to impress the millions of followers gathered by the young creators. One of the outfits that has most impressed the media and fans on social networks is that of Tamara Gorro, who has posed for the cameras without hair, completely bald and with a beautiful gold and green headdress.
Many of those present have claimed not to have recognized her when she arrived. The influencer, who has more than 2 million followers on her Instagram account, has decided to go for an elegant yellow suit with straight pants and remarkable shoulder pads that increase the drama of her look. She has also worn some pretty pink heels with a rather striking bow at the tip, another clear evidence that the ex-woman of Women and Men and Vice Versa runs from her discretion.
But what has really attracted attention is Tamara's decision to attend an event of such a bald dimension, although she has accompanied the prosthesis with a beautiful golden decoration in the shape of a flower and butterflies. The businesswoman has proudly worn the look to honor all people with cancer: "It shouldn't shock us. Let's normalize reality. CANCER IS CURED BY RESEARCHING. Today I pay homage to you and let's see if by attracting attention in this way, it goes further,'' she declared.
Popular opinion has been divided over Tamara Gorro's decision to wear that outfit to the Ídolo Awards gala. While some are grateful for the gesture and for taking the debate to the red carpet, others say that having cancer is "more than going bald" and accuse Tamara of doing it to attract attention.
''I may sound bad, today I don't care. Supposedly it's to make cancer visible and I'm sorry, it doesn't represent me at all. Not everything is going bald'', ''It looks like something out of Star Trek'' or ''As a cancer patient, I thank you so much for this cry'', are some of the comments that can be read on their social networks.
