- By Poorva Karki
- Tue, 22 Aug 2023 02:23 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
The fandom for cosplay has increased manyfold in the last few years, especially after the rise of the anime industry globally. But not every place is appropriate for a costume, especially if the attire is a bikini. An Instagram influencer, Kine-chan, was denied boarding a flight because of her inappropriate attire. The incident took place at the Navegantes Airport in Brazil where Kine-chan tried to enter wearing a black bikini with sandals.
Taking to her social media handle, the woman narrated the entire incident and also mentioned that she was dressed as the anime character Rebecca, who is a popular character from the anime web series ‘CyberPunk: Edgerunners’.
The post was captioned in the Portuguese language which roughly translated to, “Xuxus, a very boring situation happened this weekend! I tried to board the Seafarers Airport dressed as Rebecca's cosplay for an event. I knew I could be late so I got dressed so I didn't waste any time and get straight to my there. But I was instructed to go home and change clothes because what I was wearing was not "appropriate." Since I explained that I was going to an event. Finally Rebecca barrada hahaha.”
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The post included a few pictures that were taken from a distance. In the Instagram post, the influencer was seen standing outside the airport, indulging in talks with security personnel. Kine-chan was seen standing in a black bikini and sandals. She also had a green wig on. The post went viral, where most of the netizens found the influencer at fault as they believed that the attire was not appropriate for the airport.
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Taking the comment section, the people shared their take. “Glad it was blocked right angel let's respect other people, warning, this is not a place to wear lingerie or bikini,” said a user. “Since your free to wear whatever you want likewise the airport too has every freedom to say No/reject whoever/whatever they deem not okay,” added a second person. “they were right, you could have put that clothes on there, they were sure, not going to let you board,” wrote a third person. “I love your job but that's kind of obvious, I don't consider bikini on a plane I think it's inappropriate,” commented a fourth. “she doesnt wear a coat/cape?” asked a fifth netizen.
