Ho Ngoc Ha speaks out about the dress Jennifer Lopez wore

In response to the suspicion that the dress Jennifer Lopez wore was similar to Ly Qui Khanh's design, Ho Ngoc Ha affirmed that the dress was her idea and the Vietnamese designer's, and not learned from anyone else.

Recently, designer Ly Qui Khanh accused the international brand Reem Acra of copying his products. Singer Ho Ngoc Ha, the owner of the dress, also shared on her personal page.

The singer of “Sending to the Ex” confirmed that the white dress she wore at the Love Songs concert in October 2016 was her and Ly Qui Khanh’s idea. It was a variation of the black outfit the singer wore on the final stage of The Face.

Ho Ngoc Ha confirmed that the dress was her and Ly Qui Khanh's idea. Photo: FBNV.

"The bad thing about this outfit was that I didn't know what else to wear so I sat down and drew it together. I wanted to wear a white dress, but if it was all white and studded with stones, it would look stuffy, so I made up a thin layer of chiffon that was both elegant and sexy enough for my skinny body," Ha Ho wrote.

The singer also emphasized that they made the white dress in such a rush that they didn’t have time to learn from where. They based it on an old puff-sleeved dress she had worn before and added stones to make it different.

Ho Ngoc Ha added that she saw the black dress by the brand Reem Acra on Instagram about 2 weeks ago. Although she discovered the similarity, she did not speak up for fear of being "crush".

According to Ha Ho, if Vietnamese designers have the opportunity to work in an international environment, they will achieve proud achievements.

"We don't have the opportunity, but if we could live in those environments, we Vietnamese people would be quite proud. Ha is telling the truth. Be less suspicious, less mocking, less sarcastic because tomorrow someone will succeed or someone will fail, it's impossible to predict."

Talking about learning ideas in the fashion field, the female singer expressed: "In a small country both literally and figuratively like ours, learning from America, Italy, France and even Korea is a natural thing. But Ha herself always knows when to stop to filter to suit her own body shape. And I'm afraid everyone does this learning, even big magazines have to get ideas from a certain layout and then spread it out for easy imagination."

Reem Acra's Instagram page has many comments accusing her of plagiarism.

Currently, the Instagram page of the brand Reem Acra with more than 400,000 followers has received a lot of feedback about the plagiarism of Ly Qui Khanh's designs. Most of the comments come from the Vietnamese online community, but international members have also paid attention and raised questions. Some opinions also hope that Reem Acra will soon give an explanation.

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