Katy Perry gave an answer to the online noise on the pretext of ambiguous conclusions of the artist in the field of clothes.

34-year-old artist and designer took out 2 shoes brand Perry from online stores on the first day of the week, then claims that their design resembled a make-up blackface.Offensive designs-a loafer under the title Rue Face and a sandal under the title Ora Face, both with human faces on a black background—were ripped from the official website of the piece of clothing, and then disappeared from the online stores of several retailers, covering Walmart and Dillards.

The shoes were ridiculed in the social networks, and artist Masica of Kalisha, as described, posted a picture of shoes in Instagram this past weekend to learn: “we will solve elementary to Katy Perry to slide?"Other critics have spoken out against the design on Twitter.

Katy Perry 'Blackface' Shoe to Be Pulled from Shelves

Ok, can we just make this a rule that ANY product, service or person that is NOT Black will NOT create, promote or apply any combination of BLACK + FACE

Can we just make this a thing#causeascenehttps://t.co/5fo3wMKgJp pic.twitter.com/LRFw2bW9BC

— Kim Crayton