Yahoo News Amber Rose And Blac Chyna Hit Back At Haters With Their Coordinated VMAs Outfits
Amber and Blac’s outfits certainly received a lot of attention. [Photo: Getty]
Most celebs use large-scale awards ceremonies to showcase their enviable bods or fashion-forward ensembles, but Amber Rose and Blac Chyna decided to use Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) to reveal how they really feel. You can always count on the red carpet at the VMAs to shock and awe.
The duo donned coordinated, custom-made and skintight graffiti-covered ensembles on last night’s red carpet, stealing the spotlight from the likes of Miley Cyrus and Kim Kardashian. And not because of how form-fitting their outfits were.
Amber’s jumpsuit and Blac’s dress were covered top to bottom in offensive terms and profanities, such as “stripper”, “slut”, “bitch”, “whore” and “gold digger” - possibly a dig at Amber’s ex Kayne West who released a song by the same name.
Amber, 31, has a child with ex Wiz Khalifa. [Photo: Getty]
The pals weren’t alone in their fashion-forward stand. Just like Taylor Swift, they attended the event with a squad of their own. The pair was accompanied by two friends clad in similar attire, painted with the offensive word “faggot”.
Amber, who confesses to being a feminist and advocate for women empowerment on her Twitter profile, and Blac admitted to wearing the controversial outfits to send a powerful message to their haters, effectively throwing back every insult they’ve ever received.
The famous duo attended the event with two other friends, also dressed head to toe in offensive terms. [Photo: Getty]
“We wanted to paint a picture of what everyone always says about us… They call us sluts and whores all the time, and we just embrace it,” Amber told VMAs red carpet host Kelly Osbourne. “I have slut written across my vagina.
“I wish I was a whore. My social life would be so much more exciting.”
Rumour has it that the duo are set to star in their own reality TV show – which no doubt the Kardashians aren’t thrilled about. That’ll be worth a watch, we reckon.
