Nur Sajat unfazed by ‘sexy dress’ criticism

COSMETICS entrepreneur Nur Sajat Kamaruzzaman (pic) is unfazed by criticisms of the “sexy” half shoulder dress she wore during the 32nd Anugerah Juara Lagu, Harian Metro reported.

She uploaded several video clips on Instagram, as well as photos of the green sequinned gown, designed by Gie Ismail, from the music awards show held last Sunday.

Her posts attracted heavy criticism from many netizens.

“It is all right – I am used to being teased and criticised,” Nur Sajat said.

“They can say whatever they want because they have their rights.

“If I entertain them, their comments will only get worse. So, I have decided ... to let them speak.”

The 33yearold was previously dragged into another controversy when the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) met with her following rumours that she might be a transgender.

Nur Sajat claimed she never felt pressured by online criticism.

“I believe that when I wore the dress and received such attention, it meant (I am) known to the public.

“The criticism will not weaken me. Instead, it will give me strength to come forward with more unique designs,” she added.

> Tuah Abang, a oneeyed kid born on a farm in Kampung Jabang in Beaufort, Sabah, has died, Kosmo! reported.

The threedayold kid was found lifeless by its owner, goat herder Awang Rosli Mat Taib, at about 9pm on Monday.

Tuah’s rare condition is known as cyclo pia syndrom me, which occurs in one out of every 16,000 animals born.

The condit tion occurs when the two hemispheres s of the brain do not separate, resulti ing in the formation of a single centra al cavity with one eye, or sometimes partiallyp fused or separate eye eballs.

Awang Ro osli, 47, said the kid looke ed healthy at first but it ts condition so oon deteriorate d, adding: “I t could not t drink its mother’ s milk as its s mouth was toot small.”