Stephanie Atallah's "daring" looks exposed her to criticism!

Lebanese actress Stephanie Atallah was subjected to significant criticism due to her recent appearance, while attending the Emmy Awards events.

Stephanie's latest and "daring" look

In the details, Stephanie shared with her followers on her Instagram account, photos of her and her fiancé, the artist Joseph Abboud, nicknamed “Zaf”, as she appeared on the closing day of the “Emmy” Awards, in a bright pink dress from the Lebanese-international creator Georges Chakra, which caught attention with its details, especially the cut. The bold bodice featured a silver collar in the shape of a wide braid, and the innovative design came with a long, flowing cut, with the shoulders and back exposed in a “halter neck” style.

Meanwhile, Zaf wore an off-white Maison du Mec set trimmed with black stripes.

A singing connection between Stefani and Zaf

During the evening, the duo performed a song that captivated the hearts of the audience, as Stephanie sparkled in a very short silver dress from the Lebanese-international creative Tony Ward. It was embellished with sparkling sequins and a beaded fringe detail at the bottom. She paired it with soft diamond jewelry and wore silver sandals with a high, wide heel. As for Zaf, he kept the same look but took off the jacket.

Stephanie's first look exposed her to criticism

Stephanie attracted the spotlight with her distinguished presence on the first day of the Emmy Awards, wearing a modern design from Prada, consisting of very short pants and a shirt with long puff sleeves, which was defined by a black leather belt in the color of her pointed necklace, and she was also decorated with diamond-studded jewelry. As for Zaf, he looked very elegant in a modern set from Maison du Mec. It is noteworthy that Stephanie's first look exposed her to great criticism, and comments from followers were inundated who were divided between supporters of this look and critics, with many of them commenting by saying: "They look like they forgot their pants."