A curious comparison. Since the publication, on May 20, 2025, of a report on the Muslim Brotherhood in France, the reactions have multiplied. But this comparison of a Renaissance framework, the presidential party, is torn.
Deborah Abisror-de Liem, who occupies the position of Secretary General of the Group Together at the National Assembly (the coalition of parties that support the President of the Republic), in fact, published on the social network X two photos of situations of Lena, the one taken in 2024, the other in 2025, where we see that the young woman was of a dress of a divided creator and revealing her shoulders, covering and a chief of the afternoon.
The second outfit is a creation of The Row Fashion Label, founded by the two Olsen sisters. Nothing to do, therefore, with any religious outfit. The American company specializes in the clothing deck, in the “quiet fashion” line, which seeks not to show huge logos like certain other fashion houses.
A doubtful comparison
In its publication, Deborah Abisor-de Liem speaks of “entrismo” that “first goes through clothing codes”: “That is why imposing it on girls is the basis of infiltration of our societies.”
A comparison that does not happen, first for influencer fans, who did not hesitate to point out the finger in the slippage of its publication, arguing in passing that Lena’s situations have multiplied the more or less exceptional outfits in the Croisette: “You twist the reality so that it is suitable for your fantasies,” releases an Internet user.
Several political leaders have also denounced comments that “they touch the background”, such as Manuel Bompard de Inusoumise France: “This is a good definition of what is called and digsing again. There is still time to suppress. Thank you for fucking peace to our Muslim compatriots that can no longer of their sick obsessions.”
Antoine Léaument, of the same party, denounced a behavior similar to “Taliban”: “You behave like the Taliban who claimed to tell women how they should dress or not. Just your conscience?”
In response to these attacks, Deborah Abisor-de Lieme explained that he wanted to talk about “clothing codes”: “These are the codes to convey a way of life. As was ABAYA. And make it fashionable, that is exactly what they are looking for.”
Lena’s situations did not talk about the subject. However, we know the influencer very involved for the victims of the Israeli bombings in Gaza. She has shared messages in this address several times.
Source: BFM TV
