Australian Swimwear Designer Learns To Respect Race Culture

New series of Lisa Blue launched on Miami swimsuit week

According to reports, the Australian swimwear brand Lisa Blue owner and designer Lisa Burke (Lisa Burke) said that the lahemi goddess swimsuit event gave her a lesson.

The swimsuit designer, who displayed his design in the Australian Fashion Week in May, has enraged the world's India followers.

According to the Australian media, Beck said she learned a lot from her experience.

"This gives me a lesson and is highly sensitive and careful about the culture of other nationalities."

According to reports, she presented a bikini series on the Miami swimsuit week in July 17th. She merged the art works of tribal aborigines in Western Australia mining area and brought indigenous models to display their pottery.

Raja Zed, a respected India activist, said in a statement that Beck learned the lesson of "taking a step in the right direction."

It is not appropriate to use Hindu gods or concepts for business or other daily work, which hurts Hindu believers.

Hinduism is the oldest and the third largest religion in the world, and there are about 1 billion believers.

His teachings are rich in philosophical thinking and difficult to master.

Zed, the president of the Hindu Global Association, put forward the idea that no sign of faith, no matter how big or small, should not be treated roughly.

According to reports, Beck's swimsuit was created by the image of the Hindu goddess lachi in India, which was angered by the swimsuit, which was released in Australia fashion week in Sydney in from May 2nd to 6th.

Since then, the designer has made an apology. She said that the image of the goddess lahmiti should not appear on any Lisa Blue swimsuit.

Lisa Blue swimwear brand is headquartered in Byron Bay, Australia.

The brand appeals to the future girl, who can be sexy, beautiful, strong and environmentally conscious.

Apart from selling locally and online, it sells in the US, Ireland, New Zealand and Indonesia.