Farrah Abraham Isn't Worried 'At All' About Backlash After Wearing Bollywood Look at MTV Movie & TV Awards
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Farrah Abraham definitely turned heads at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
The Teen Mom star arrived in a Bollywood-inspired look at the awards show at the Shrine Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, which quickly drew criticism on social media for appropriating Indian culture.
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Abraham wore a three-piece gold and pink ensemble that she accessorized with a matching headpiece and bindi, though revealed to TooFab that she wasn't concerned "at all" about backlash against the look.
"[I] wanted to bring culture to the red carpet," she told the outlet. "I think this will inspire others to embrace new cultures and have good experiences."
The mother to 8-year-old Sophia also added that she felt "freaking amazing, Bollywood and sexy!"
This isn't the first time a celebrity has attracted attention for a Bollywood-inspired ensemble at the event. Selena Gomez was asked to apologize by the Universal Society of Hinduism after wearing a bindi on her forehead during her performance at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards.