Controversial 'Nude Illusion' Party in Moscow Sparks Outrage
Hosted by Influencer Anastasia Ivleeva, the Event Faces Criticism for Alleged Violation of Anti-LGBTQ Laws Amid Ongoing War
- Anastasia Ivleeva, a popular Russian influencer, hosted a controversial 'nude illusion' themed party at the Mutabor nightclub in Moscow, attended by high-profile celebrities and critics of President Putin.
- The party, which charged around $11,000 for a ticket, has drawn criticism from Russian officials and orthodox activists, who have called for legal repercussions for the event's organizers and attendees.
- Critics have accused the event of violating Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws and being 'tone-deaf' in light of the ongoing war with Ukraine.
- Police raided the party on its second day but allowed it to continue after a short delay, with guests reportedly more dressed than the previous day.
- Despite the backlash, Ivleeva defended the party, stating that it was worth it and that the event was simply people wearing beautiful costumes.