The touching tribute you missed on Katy Perry's One Love Manchester outfit
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Sunday night’s One Love Manchester concert was an incredibly powerful evening. Set up by 23-year-old Ariana Grande, the benefit gig was to raise money for the 22 victims of the Manchester terror attack.
The likes of Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus took to the stage performing some of their most well-known hits. One particular highlight was Katy Perry who sang her heart out to two of her hit songs, Part of Me and Roar.
The singer wore a white mini dress and matching shaggy coat with a hidden tribute to the teenage victims.
the back of Katy Perry’s dress was made out of pictures from victims of the Manchester attacks. absolutely breathtaking #OneLoveManchester pic.twitter.com/iZIotfIM4X
— joel (@purposehoIy) June 4, 2017
Underneath her dress, Katy wore a printed turtleneck filled with pictures of every single victim.
Of course, Twitter went mad with praise for the star who proved that she was taking the message of the benefit concert to heart.
katy perry had all victims faces in the shape of a heart on the back of her dress what an angel
— † madz † (@teenagedelrey) June 4, 2017
I THINK KATY PERRY HAD PICUTRES OF THE VICTIMS ON THE BACK OF HER DRESS IM CRYING #OneLoveManchester
— melissa (@PAClFICJACOB) June 4, 2017
Katy perry had a dress on tonight with pictures of all the victims from the attack on it, such a beautiful tribute
— Cassie (@cassie_mulcahy) June 4, 2017
An angel indeed.
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