Pharaonic purpose.. Mohamed Ramadan breaks his silence about his Coachella look

Egyptian star Mohamed Ramadan responded to the criticism he faced recently due to his appearance at the Coachella Festival.

Mohamed Ramadan said in a video clip on his official Facebook account: “I was postponing my response because I was focused on the other concert at Coachella... the concert in which I carried the name of my country and the name of my fans... the fans who remember me and I grew up before their eyes and know that I have never worn women’s clothes, whether in a movie or a TV series, with all due respect to the artists who did it.”

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The purpose was to be pharaonic Mohamed Ramadan added: "My fans who remember me know that Mohamed Ramadan wore earrings in a movie or a video clip, but in reality he has never worn earrings and will never wear earrings. I know that the first outfit wasn't meant for me to appear in the way I translate on social media."

Mohamed Ramadan concluded by talking about his suit designed by fashion designer Farida Temraz using Egyptian pound coins and its short appearance, saying: "Farida may not have had enough Egyptian pounds because the suit was a bit short, but the Mohamed Ramadan we know certainly didn't mean it."

Mohamed Ramadan's costume designer's first comment on his concert in America Egyptian fashion designer Farida Temraza revealed the behind-the-scenes details behind the suit designed by Mohamed Ramadan , which he wore at his Coachella concert in the US, sparking controversy.

She shared a behind-the-scenes video of Mohamed Ramadan's costume on her official Instagram page, captioning it: "A handmade piece of art made of beads, inspired by ancient Egyptian symbols and the key to life. When Egyptians shine, Temraza is there."

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But some overlooked another detail that sparked controversy in this embroidered piece, as revealed in the photos published by Farida Tamara.

A photo showed Egyptian one-pound coins handcrafted into the controversial chest piece, connected by metal rings.

All the coins were fixed on the side that depicted the image of King Tutankhamun, one of the most famous kings of ancient Egypt.

The key of life, an important symbol whose history also extends back to ancient Egypt, also appeared. The look combined the elegance and antiquity of Egyptian history with a modern touch that was in keeping with the festival's atmosphere.

Mohamed Ramadan raises the Egyptian flag at Coachella: "Egypt is here" In an exciting and proud moment, star Mohamed Ramadan stole the show during his performance at the famous Coachella Festival in California, becoming the first Egyptian artist to perform on one of the world's largest music stages.

Amid a huge response from the audience, Ramadan raised the Egyptian flag and said, "Egypt is here," in a symbolic gesture that affirmed his pride in his roots and national identity, amidst a diverse audience from around the world.

"The stage is mine tonight": Mohamed Ramadan shines in his own way in the heart of Los Angeles Ramadan didn't stop at performing, but shared every moment with his fans through his official accounts, posting behind-the-scenes photos and clips, writing, "Egypt is here," accompanied by the Egyptian flag and a red heart. He also shared a photo from the streets of Los Angeles before the show, writing, "LA has become my playground... the stage is mine tonight," affirming his strong artistic presence and self-confidence, amidst an atmosphere filled with excitement and suspense.

From the metro station to the VIP plane: Ramadan recalls his memories with sincere reflection. In a widely shared post, Mohamed Ramadan shared a photo of himself in front of a private airport in Los Angeles, and wrote a touching comment reminiscing about his simpler days in Cairo: “This photo reminds me of the days when I used to stand in front of the metro station waiting for my friends to go to the cinema… I don’t have the same friends as before, nor the same laughter. But if I had to choose, I would choose now.” A post that combines nostalgia and gratitude, reflecting his journey from humble beginnings to global fame, without losing touch with his roots.