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Malaysian actress Intan Najuwa criticised for posting photos in miniskirt

Malaysia ― Malaysian blogger-turned-actress Intan Najuwa set the Internet abuzz after she posted photos of herself over the weekend wearing a chequered Louis Vuitton skirt that showed off her long legs on her Instagram account.

In the Instagram post, the 24-year-old star was seen wearing the mini skirt with a simple white shirt and printed bag from Louis Vuitton.

“I’m going out for a while. Saturdate,” Intan wrote on the caption.

It came as no surprise then that the comment section has since been flooded with numerous comments left by netizens who were upset with the star’s post on Instagram.

The netizens called Intan out for her “inappropriate” choice of clothing and urged her to cover her aurat, as reported by Hype.my.

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Photo: Instagram screengrab/Intan Najuwa

There were also some netizens who made fun of the Louis Vuitton skirt worn by the Semua Salahku star.

Some funny comparisons made by these social media users include kain sarong and also a bath towel!

One commentator sarcastically remarked, “It appears that the zip isn’t working. So she had to tie the skirt so that it won’t fall off.”

This is not the first time Intan received backlash from netizens for her revealing outfits. During the holy month of Ramadan, the Johor Bahru-born celeb was heavily criticised after she posted a video of herself wearing a crop top.

Nevertheless, the star does not seem bothered to respond to the negative feedback on her post.

Born Aug 18, 1997, Intan Najuwa Abdul Wahid is a Malaysian actress and model. She is known for her acting role as Abby in the drama Hantu Punya Bos, and she has been paired with senior actor Remy Ishak in Kekasih Paksa Rela as Hanan Khaira.

She is also known through the drama Setelah Ku Dimiliki with famous actor Zul Ariffin. In addition, before she became an artist, she was also a creative and interesting blogger. /TISG

 

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