"The lining is the color of the body".. Hind Akef tops the trend because of her dress

The artist Hind stirred up Akif has been the subject of controversy in the past few hours and has been trending on various social media platforms while attending the opening ceremony of the 17th National Theater Festival.

Hind Aakif stirs controversy with her dress: This is a body-colored lining A journalist asked the artist Hind Akif about her controversial dress, pointing out that it was not appropriate for the National Theater Festival, to which Hind Akif replied, "This is a body-colored lining."

The journalist replied: "But there is a tattoo visible from the lining," to which Hind Akef replied angrily: "What tattoo? Don't joke, I don't have a tattoo. Don't say that."

Hind Akef added: "This dress, guys, has a body-colored lining, and there is no problem with it and it is not revealing. It is a normal off-shoulder dress and not daring."

Hind Akef's message in her dresses On the other hand, the artist Hind Akef confirmed in press statements that the designer of the dress is the same designer who designed her famous dress, which combined the Egyptian and Palestinian flags, explaining that the dress of the National Theater Festival does not carry a message that she wants to convey, unlike her controversial dresses on previous occasions.

She continued: "The Pharaonic dress was at the opening of the Avenue of Sphinxes, the dress of the memory of cinema and the people of art was a tribute in my own way to the stars, and the dress of the Egyptian and Palestinian flags was a message that Egypt has always been supportive and stands by the whole world and spreads peace."

National Theatre Festival Opening Ceremony The opening ceremony of the 17th Egyptian Theater Festival was held on Tuesday evening, headed by artist Mohamed Riad, and attended by many artists and art stars, including: Fattouh Ahmed, Abdel Aziz Makhion, Samiha Ayoub, Samira Abdel Aziz, Lotfy Labib, Shahira, Rania Mahmoud Yassin, Fatima Al-Kashef, Ahmed Fouad Selim, Wafaa Makki, Aida Riad, Mohamed Al-Sawy, Ezzat Labib, writer Fatima Naoot, Wafaa Al-Hakim, Sameh Mujahid, Ahmed Al-Salkawi, Khadouja Sabry, Tarek Al-Nahry, director Adel Hassan, Dr. Sameh Mahran, and others.