Fashion dictates or takes away clothing. And in that order, people freely choose whether to wear loose or tight pants, sneakers or boots, jackets or windbreakers. One of the bets that is sweeping the women’s field is that of dressing without a bra, a trend that already triumphed in the nineties and that is now once again an option when choosing what clothes accompanies us and what we leave in the closet. The Navarrese actress wanted to make this decision freely. Clara Gallewho was getting ready to see the team of his loves and ended up receiving a heavy and dense rain of criticism.
It was on his last visit to El Sadar. Osasuna faced a needy Sevilla. The performer was there, ready to cheer from the stands. As she has always done. On this occasion she was dressed in a green t-shirt under which the silhouette of her breasts could be sensed. She wasn’t wearing a bra. The Navarrese club itself wanted to show off the popularity of its loyal fan with a gallery of images on its Instagram account. The result was a draw in the match score and cruel and aggressive comments in the publication. The reason: a stylistic decision that Galle had made freely.
“It seems like we haven’t learned anything from the last few weeks.”
She was aware of two things. One, that he had not made a mistake and much less was he going to regret the look he had presented. And two, that she is proud of her team and its soccer colors. She thus made it known through an Instagram comment. “I’ve been going to El Sadar to see my team since I was little. Yesterday was a beautiful day and they couldn’t have treated me better. From here I want to say thank you again”, she has written, expressing the joy that arises in her when she lives and feels football and its people. The second part of the message is the one in which she ended up unleashing the ovation from the networks.
“However, given the comments I have read, I feel that I have to react. When I got dressed before arriving at the field, it didn’t occur to me that my nipples were going to be so commented on.”, he said first. To this she added some words that functioned as a bath of reality and an umbrella for criticism.: “If you notice it, it’s because I have it. “I have never seen such a massacre when any player from any team takes off his shirt on the grass.”
He wanted to turn the umbrella into a lesson and, to finish, he says the following: “I have a clear conscience, I am not doing anything wrong by not wearing a bra. It doesn’t bother me that they say that I was wearing the two points that they didn’t win, it bothers me that my breasts are the only topic, among so many more interesting ones, that many choose to talk about.”. In a nod to the topic that has occupied so many covers since the Women’s World Cup final, Galle concluded by assuring that “It seems like we haven’t learned anything from the last few weeks.”
