Georgina Rodríguez Wears Cristiano Ronaldo-Inspired Dress at Paris Fashion Week: Tribute to Manchester United and Family Sparks Controversy

The celebrity wore a red dress with the number seven inspired by her partner’s shirt when she played for Manchester United (REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes)

In an exciting event that took place during Paris Fashion Week, Georgina Rodríguez, partner of soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, surprised attendees by walking the catwalk in an outfit that paid tribute to her boyfriend. It was a dress made by the Swiss company Vetements from the shirt that the footballer wore during his time at Manchester United.

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The occasion was the Vetements Womenswear show for the Fall/Winter 2024-2025 collection held this Friday in the French capital, where Rodríguez wore an innovative fiery red dress with the iconic number seven and her boyfriend’s last name in white on the front of. Despite her success with Real Madrid, the Spanish influencer chose to be inspired by the English club, where Ronaldo played from 2003 to 2009.

The garment not only stood out for its striking red color and its floor-length length, but also for carrying the Portuguese footballer’s signature inside the number seven, marking a deeply personal and romantic gesture. Completing her look, Georgina opted for black heels, while she wore a completely updo hairstyle and pinkish makeup.

The celebrity paid tribute to her boyfriend, soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, during Paris Fashion Week

Adding more touches of emotion to the event, at the end of the parade, Rodríguez posed with his six-year-old twins Eva Maria and Mateo Dos Santos, who he shares with the soccer player.

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However, this has not been the only moment in which Rodríguez has attracted the attention of the international press recently. In early February, the model was embroiled in controversy when a conservative newspaper in Iran censored her curvaceous body in a family photo in which she appeared with Cristiano and her children.

The image in question, shared on Instagram on the footballer’s own profile to celebrate his 39th birthday, showed the family gathered around a birthday cake, with Georgina wearing a tight black dress that outlined her figure.

The garment not only stood out for its striking red color and its floor-length length, but also for carrying the Portuguese footballer’s signature inside the number seven (REUTERS)

The publication, in which Ronaldo thanked him for spending his birthday “in the best possible way: with my family and back on the training ground,” reached more than 18 million likes. To publish the news, the Iranian newspaper Hamshahri made the decision to edit the snapshot to hide the model’s buttocks, instead of showing the original image.

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The media used Photoshop to exaggeratedly edit Georgina’s body, in such a way that her derrière was completely flattened from the waist to the lower part of the thigh, which did not sit well with the model.

According to The Sun, a close source assured that the protagonist of the Netflix reality show, I Am Georgina, is “very upset” with said digital alteration. She “works hard for her body and is very proud of her curves. This shows that the view of women in some parts of the world is twisted. She’s just a butt,” she said.

An Iranian newspaper’s exaggerated editing to hide Georgina’s buttocks has angered the model

This incident highlights the restrictions that women face in certain ultra-conservative countries regarding their clothing and the representation of their body not only in the media, but in everyday life.

In both Iran and Saudi Arabia, where Cristiano now plays for the Al Nassr team, there are strict regulations that regulate the appearance of women in public, with the use of a veil and clothing that covers practically the entire body except the hands and neck being mandatory. expensive. For this reason, the forward has had no choice but to adapt his publications to a more conservative level.

2024-03-02 10:12:11
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