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Rose Villain wears the ironic t-shirt with the word “pret” at Sanremo
Rose Villain, performing her song "Fuorilegge" (Outlaw) at Sanremo, drove the audience wild with her unique, sensual style. Between red sheath dresses and sheer outfits, she won everyone over. The real surprise came during her performance: just before she stepped on stage, a voice from the crowd shouted "Si 'na pret" (for those unfamiliar with Neapolitan, "you're a stone" — meaning "you're a knockout"). A moment to remember that went round the web in the blink of an eye. And how did Rose Villain react to this sudden twist? Initially confused, she decided to take it all with a sense of humour. She then appeared online wearing an eccentric look: a voluminous tulle skirt, a rock-style jacket and dark sunglasses. But the standout piece was the white t-shirt with "pret" printed across the chest. A touch of originality that's sure to set the trend in the coming weeks!
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