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The web is totally divided over Tems’ enormously poofy white Lever Couture robe for the Oscars. The singer, whose given identify is Temilade Openiyi had no drawback wanting gorgeous on the pink carpet at Hollywood’s greatest occasion on Sunday, March 12. But photographed sitting within the viewers, the place her ruffled tulle quantity fanned out over her head and clearly obstructed views of the present, the general public had a unique response. Across social media, folks reacted strongly — each for and towards the controversial look. “The Oscars was actually viewed under your TEMS and conditions,” quipped one consumer on Twitter. “Go girl!”
“NGL I hate inconsiderate people and sadly Tems’ dress was inconsiderate. I may have actually asked her to move if I was behind her,” wrote one other. A fourth roasted the star, stating, “you just selfish.” Still others took a totally diplomatic method to the viral look, each acknowledging the gorgeous, sweeping robe, and the truth that it could be inconvenient to take a seat behind. “It’s crazy. I think Tems looked absolutely gorgeous and I’m not trying to take away from her looks, talent, success, etc., but it would suck to be back there. That’s all!” remarked a Twitter consumer.
Meanwhile, the 27-year-old “Freed Mind” singer took to her personal Twitter on Monday, March 13, with a cheeky, however good-natured response. Alongside a number of sultry pictures of the robe, which seemed to be taken at her house, she wrote, “Oops.” She accomplished the caption with a blushing smiley emoji. Sharing the identical pics to Instagram, she wrote, “Uh, ohh!”
She truly mentioned her resolution to go large or go house with the dramatic look in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, revealed on March 13. “Two years ago, I would’ve said no to this dress,” she advised the journal. “But it’s my first Oscars — I am going to go all out. I really wanted to make the most of the day. The dress is also my way of celebrating my work and the people around me, celebrating my country, and celebrating the people that are rooting for me. This dress says ‘Yes, yes, I am here!’”
Tems was nominated for an Oscar for her writing credit score on “Lift Me Up” from the film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.