Influencer accused of wearing worst wedding dress ever after her underwear was seen

It turns out that the Danish designer had decided to surprise everyone by wearing a translucent wedding dress who showed her panties.

After sharing photos of their beautiful day, the bride expected her followers to share in her excitement and happiness as she embarked on a new phase of her life. Instead, she was criticized by many for her choice of wedding dress.

“What a beautiful way to ask the Lord for a blessed marriage by showing up in his holy place half naked!” said one commenter, appalled by what she saw.

A Danish bride has been criticised on her Instagram page after sharing photos from her wedding day, where she wore a see-through dress

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Images Footage from the event shows the couple surrounded by friends and family, including their baby daughter, who is seen looking happy and even running playfully in front of the camera.

Describing it as “horrible” and calling it “the worst wedding dress ever”, her followers were quick to express their disgust, prompting Pernille to defend her choice of dress.

“I love wearing feathers and sheer fabrics,” she says. explain has Vogue Scandinavia“But I also wanted the dress to be elegant, classy and a little sexy.”

Undeterred by her criticism, the Copenhagen-based designer defended her fashion choice

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The all-white ensemble consisted of a feathered top that left her arms exposed, extending into a long, sheer silk skirt, and a pair of very discreet shoes that initially gave her the appearance of being barefoot, completing an “ethereal” look.

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Pernille Rosenkilde is a fashion designer whose designs focus on form-fitting, feminine clothing for all occasions.

“For me, one of the most important things in my work as an influencer, stylist and designer is to bring joy, humor and a playful and fun approach to dressing,” she explains on a promotional page for a capsule collection she created for the fashion brand Modström.

Nearly three-quarters of Denmark's population are evangelical Christians, which explains the negative reception the dress received on social media.

Although most of the comments seemed to condemn the dress Some have been very specific about being offended by religion, for example, one user wrote: “I totally disagree with your dressyou have no respect! Shame in the house of God!

“Going to church in her underwear? She should never have worn that dress… What a shame,” one middle-aged user fumed.

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It turns out that Christianity is the main religion Denmarkwith nearly 75% of people describing themselves as followers of the “Folkekirken” or “People's Church”, a Danish branch of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, which is also established in the country's constitution as its official creed.

Religious adherence is stricter in older generations, as membership in the Church of Denmark was close to 90% in the 90swhich explains the generation gap observed in Pernille's Instagram post.

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According to a study Regarding Denmark's spiritual needs, although the country's church still has a high percentage of adherents, only one in fifty Danes actually attends mass, explaining that belonging to the faith is more a marker of national identity than of spirituality.

The country's embrace of Christianity has seen a 28 percent drop over the past 20 years, which contrasts with Denmark's population growth.

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Younger generations, like fans of Rosenkilde's designs, are not as inclined to adhere to the traditional approach to religion and weddings, and they are less likely to be offended by Rosenkilde's choice of clothing. In fact, many of them were delighted by the choice and jumped to her defense after seeing the reception her post received.

Although the main comments were negative, most of them contained responses in favor of the bride that valued the originality of the design.

“Stop projecting your own ideas about religion and marriage onto others. Not everyone feels the need to ‘ask the Lord for his blessing,’” one fan responded to a critic.

“If God wanted us to wear clothes, we would have been born with them. It's her wedding day and it's her Instagram, stop being mean,” said another, keeping a more tolerant religious tone.

One fan said: “I truly believe God cares more about how you treat others than how you dress.”

Others, especially her page's subscribers because of the bride's work as a designateexpressed their sincere appreciation for the design and creativity behind the outfit

“You planned your wedding exactly as you imagined and you did it with grace and kindness! You have your own beautiful point of view,” one fan commented.

“Absolutely beautiful. If only the haters had the courage to live and express their beauty,” another said in support.

“Awesome, I love how you always keep your personality in your outfits,” mentioned one young follower.

Critics and fans clashed on the designer's Instagram page, with some praising the creativity of the dress, while others were dismayed by its see-through nature.

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