Nicki Minaj Accused Of Copying Lil’ Kim’s Left Breast Pasty Look At Paris Fashion Week Amid Remy Ma Feud

Nicki Minaj definitely turned heads at Paris Fashion Week. The “Anaconda” hitmaker attended the big fashion event with some of the most attention-grabbing looks. However, one particular style caused a stir among fans because it channeled the iconic look of “How Many Licks” rapper Lil’ Kim at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards.

On Saturday, Minaj showed up at the Haider Ackermann Womenswear Fall/Winter 2017/2018 show sporting a revealing black Mugler jacket that leaves her left breast fully exposed. Meek Mill’s ex covered her nipple with a pasty courtesy of Agent Provocateur, as revealed by her Instagram posts showing her sultry appearance.

While Minaj appears to be very pleased with her striking look, many people accused her of copying Lil’ Kim’s style. The Brooklyn-born rapper stunned the world when she rocked a mermaid-inspired catsuit that also bared her left boob, which she adorned with a sequin pasty. Check out photos of Lil’ Kim’s iconic look here.

Comments about the resemblance of Minaj’s styling with Lil’ Kim’s ranged from subtly chiding to outright angry. One wrote: “She stole Lil’ Kim’s style.” Another one stated: “You want to be Lil’ Kim so bad.”

Minaj’s revealing outfit is just one of her extraordinary looks at the Paris Fashion Week. She showed off her other stunning attires on Instagram. Another ensemble that stood out was the one she sported at the Rick Owens Online show, in which she wore a sexy dress adorned with fur sleeves and paired it with large visor glasses.

Minaj may be having a blast these days, but she’s still being targeted by many bashers following Remy Ma’s diss tracks. Just 48 hours after her collab with Gucci Mane, titled “Make Love,” was released, Remy Ma dropped a bombshell by exposing Minaj’s dirty laundry to the public in her first diss track, “shETHER.” Remy Ma has since released another diss track, “Another One,” in spite of Minaj’s lack of interest in responding to her provocation.