Kenyan digital content creator Georgina Njenga was recently called out by netizens for wearing a fake designer outfit. She had posted photos of herself on social media, rocking a two-piece set that closely resembled a Calvin Klein design, but with the name “Calni Kean” instead.<\/p>\n
Netizens were quick to notice the counterfeit attire and began trolling Njenga, forcing her to limit the comment section on her posts and respond to the backlash.<\/p>\n
In her response, Njenga claimed that there is a brand called Calni Kean and that she was not wearing a counterfeit product. However, netizens were not convinced, as they were unable to find any evidence of such a brand online.<\/p>\n
She reponded by saying;<\/p>\n
\n“First of all there is a brand called Calni Kean, so mniache (you all leave me alone)”\u00a0wrote Georgina<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
It is likely that Njenga was simply trying to save face, as it is clear that she was wearing a fake Calvin Klein outfit. It is also important to note that even if there is a brand called Calni Kean, it is still unethical to wear counterfeit designer goods.<\/p>\n
Counterfeiting is a serious issue that harms the fashion industry and consumers alike. It is important to support authentic brands and to avoid purchasing counterfeit goods.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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