Fans Criticize Kylie Jenner for Her Statement-Making Lion Hairstyle

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Kylie Jenner caused an uproar on social media after wearing a lion headdress at Paris Fashion Week. The beauty and the Beast!

A lion headdress: success or failure?

The 25-year-old media personality wore a strapless black velvet dress with a lion’s head that looked almost alive attached to the fabric. The businesswoman had posted her appreciation to @danielroseberry and @schiaparelli on Instagram. Jenner had the opportunity to wear “a creation of faux art hand-constructed with synthetic materials.” The look was part of the new collection that hadn’t hit the PFW runway at the time Jenner wore the outfit.

Most fans on social media did not find the makeup mogul’s outfit endearing and criticized the outfit. A social media user commented that although “fake”, the images are still disturbing. The user couldn’t figure out why the furry fashion accessory was imitated in the first place. Another person asked why Jenner wore an “animal head on your dress?” False or not, it makes no sense to me.

A South African man expressed his displeasure with the outfit as he felt it would promote animal hunting. The user went on to express how bad the outfit felt because “the king of our jungle is not a fashion statement.” Kylie Jenner has since received more backlash for the outfit since she wore it to Paris Fashion Week. Many people called the fashion statement “horrifying,” one of the reality TV star’s “worst fashion mistakes ever,” and other hideous names.

Didn’t Kylie Jenner’s lion headdress please everyone?

Along with the criticism the socialite received from her animal-themed fashion statement, others raved about the look. Irina Shayk defended the lion headdress as she also strutted the PFW runway in the same outfit Jenner wore. The top model was proud to wear such an outfit that exuded power. PETA also praised the animal-inspired fashion outfits.

According to the fashion designer, the look was inspired by Dante’s “Inferno.” Roseberry embodied the three beasts featured in the poem; The leopard, the lion and the wolf. The leopard represents lust, the lion represents pride, and the wolf represents greed.

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