Moka Fang's wardrobe is worth100000 yuan to accompany Aaron Kwok into the racecourse. Why is it disrespectful to be dressed up by Hong Kong media?

On September 1 day, Aaron Kwok took his wife Moka Fang to the racecourse to watch Aaron Kwok's cool Dancer Spirit. Although Moka Fang's clothes were expensive, she was scolded because her clothes were not suitable for the racetrack.

They have been married for more than two years and have given birth to two daughters. If it weren't for Moka Fang's efforts to raise children, Aaron Kwok and his wife would continue to have children. However, in order to let his wife rest, he decided to postpone the plan of having a son. Moka Fang recently came back to work and took many photos. She has also endorsed big-name skin care products, and has officially transformed from an online celebrity to a "sister-in-law", and her status is equivalent to that of a first-line actress-the brands she endorsed are all products endorsed by Fan Bingbing, Yang Ziqiong and Yang Yang.

On this day, Moka Fang and her husband went to the racecourse together. Many netizens said that she dressed like an online celebrity and didn't feel noble. But as a "royal sister", Moka Fang's clothes are young and fashionable, mostly from Italian brand Miu Miu, with a total price of nearly 654.38+10,000 yuan. The white lace top is about HK$ 1.6 million, the Italian brand Rene Caovilla amphibole high heels is HK$ 9,000, and the Chanel bag is close to HK$ 50,000. Besides, black shorts and heart-shaped sunglasses ... Moka Fang's wardrobe is not cheap. If everyone thinks she looks like an online celebrity, it may be the influence of internal impressions.

However, Moka Fang was criticized by the Hong Kong media for dressing like this, because the women who entered the racecourse generally wore elegant and dignified clothes, and it was not appropriate for Moka Fang to wear shorts to attend. Britain is the birthplace of equestrian events, and equestrian events have been quite large since18th century. At that time, the participants and audience of this "aristocratic movement" were all members of the royal family, so the ladies mainly wore dignified and elegant clothes. This habit has been maintained until now-as long as you enter the racetrack, you must dress politely.