Deleting the video clip of her ramp walk also proved effective for Roma Michael as she continued to trend on social media.
Roma Michael deleted his video clip, but many of his fans saved the video clip and shared it on social media. Social media users criticized him and said that he should have respected the culture and traditions of his country.
Roma Michael: Thank you for having me! It’s always a pleasure to discuss these topics.
Interviewer: Let’s dive right in. You recently walked in a fashion show wearing a bikini and posted a video of it online. What motivated you to share that moment with your fans?
Roma Michael: Fashion is about self-expression and challenging norms. I wanted to showcase body positivity and the idea that all shapes and sizes are beautiful. The bikini is a symbol of that freedom — it celebrates confidence.
Interviewer: However, the response was not what you expected. Can you tell us about the reaction on social media?
Roma Michael: Yes, the reaction was quite intense. While I expected some criticism, I was taken aback by the level of negativity and cursing from a significant number of users. It was disheartening to see how some people were not open to the idea of embracing fashion in a liberated way.
Interviewer: Given the backlash, you decided to delete the video. What led to that decision?
Roma Michael: It was a tough call. Initially, I thought it was important to stand my ground, but the hate I received was overwhelming. I didn’t want to incite more negativity or divide my audience further. Sometimes it’s better to step back, reassess, and protect one’s mental well-being.
Interviewer: Moving forward, do you think this experience will change how you approach your work in the fashion industry?
Roma Michael: Absolutely. While I’m committed to promoting body positivity and challenging societal norms, I’ll be more strategic about how I share those messages. It’s essential to find a balance between self-expression and the cultural context we operate within.
Interviewer: what message would you like to send to your fans and critics alike after this experience?
Roma Michael: To my fans, I say thank you for your support — it means the world to me. To the critics, I hope we can foster a conversation about acceptance and understanding. Fashion should be a celebration, not a battleground. Let’s embrace diversity together.
Interviewer: Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Roma. It’s important to highlight these conversations in today’s digital age.
Roma Michael: Thank you for having me! I appreciate the opportunity to share my perspective.
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By my beliefs and to show support for body positivity. However, the intensity of the reactions made me reconsider. I didn’t want the focus to shift from the message I intended to convey to the negativity that was brewing. Deleting the video felt like a way to regain control over my narrative, even if it meant stepping back for a moment.
Interviewer: Some users mentioned cultural respect and traditions in their criticisms. How do you balance your artistic expression with the cultural expectations in Pakistan?
Roma Michael: That’s a delicate balance. I deeply respect our cultural values, but I also believe in progress and evolving conversations around fashion and self-expression. Every culture has its unique beauty, and I see fashion as an element that can unite diverse perspectives rather than divide them.
Interviewer: Your video may have been deleted, but it seems you’re still trending on social media. What do you think this indicates about the current landscape of fashion and social media in Pakistan?
Roma Michael: It shows that conversations are happening, whether positive or negative. The fact that people are talking about it illustrates that we are at a crossroads in our society — where traditional values meet modern expressions of self. This kind of discourse is essential for growth and understanding, even if it can get messy at times.
Interviewer: Lastly, what message do you hope to convey to your fans and followers after this experience?
Roma Michael: I want to encourage everyone to embrace their individuality and to understand that fashion is a personal journey. It’s okay to challenge perceptions and to be bold. Change doesn’t happen overnight, but every conversation is a step forward. Let’s keep the dialogue open and grow from it together.
Interviewer: Thank you, Roma, for sharing your insights and experiences. We look forward to seeing how you continue to influence the fashion scene in Pakistan.
Roma Michael: Thank you for having me! I appreciate the opportunity to discuss these important topics.