The singer wore jewelry designed by Laurel Street that formed the outline of a bra with matching pasties. She paired that with a miniskirt and statement earrings.
Walker and the designer were accused of cultural appropriation for using the indigenous community's jewelry in the wrong context. Laurel Street issued a statement to apologize.
"I apologize for not sharing and educating on the history of the Hmong people, and I will further educate myself," the Instagram statement read. "Summer Walker is a living, breathing goddess, it was not our intention to sexualize these pieces but more a celebration of life and the beauty of women."
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