Joy Villa's 'Trump 2020-Impeached & Re-elected' gown grabs eyeballs at the Grammys: 'I feel like Miss America'
Joy Villa left people stumped with her attention-grabbing gown at the Grammys 2020.
The 33-year-old LA resident has always been open about her pro-Trump, pro-conservative politics at the prestigious award show. She showed off her support for POTUS Trump with her outfit and fashion choice on Sunday, January 26. She sported a red, white, and blue outfit to show her support for Trump and that he'd be reelected in November.
She was seen sporting a full-length white coat which when unbuttoned showed a red halter gown dress with the word 'Trump' in capitals down the front and '2020' written along the bottom. Post removing her coat, she revealed that the back of the gown read the words 'Impeached & Re-Elected'.
Many Twitter users slammed Villa for her choice of clothing and took to various social media platforms to express their anger. One such user shared, "She's an opportunist like Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, and Ben Shapiro. People like them do not have their own identity and take on whatever flavor of the moment suits their needs."
"Nothing to see here folks. Just Villa’s annual 15 minutes of fame. We’ll go back to forgetting her name again in a couple of hours," another user wrote. A third user-added, "Why is she at the Grammys? Do they allow anyone to walk the red carpet?" while a fourth chimed in, "At this point, I think she’s paid."
As reported by the Hollywood Reporter, the gown was custom made by Desi Allinger of Desi Designs. Allinger shared, "The collar of Joy’s latex dress was inspired by a neckline on a dress by Alexander McQueen, and the coat is inspired by our first lady [Melania Trump] — I just picture her in this. So yeah, USA!"
"I feel like Miss America in this; it’s all couture. He’s going to be the first president in history to be impeached and re-elected," Villa shared before the awards show.
This is not the first time that Villa has sported outfits with strong political messages. We had previously reported that she had worn another Desi Designs Couture gown where she was the 'border wall', a reference to Trump's policies about building a wall along the US-Mexico border.