‘It’s just a body’: Paris Jackson claps back at netizens for trolling her nude dress at Paris Fashion Week

She further emphasised, “Like, it’s just a body. It’s just a body… on a human, which is an animal. We look at other naked animals all the time. We’ve got all bodies. It’s not that big of a deal, it’s just ni*ples. It’s just a body. We’ve got bigger fish to fry.”

Paris Jackson, filha de Michael Jackson, na Paris Fashion Week 🤍 via @_parisjacksonbr pic.twitter.com/dnulbMiv35

— Michael Jackson Culture 🇧🇷 (@mjculturebrasil) March 5, 2025

Reflecting on her statement, Rima Bhandekar, Senior Psychologist at Mpower, Aditya Birla Education Trust, said that often, creative people find themselves subdued by society’s judgement and expectations, finding it increasingly difficult to keep their unique voice. “Preserving your unique way of self-expression despite external criticism is like looking at your own inner light to guide you to your purpose while steering through a sea of storms.

“We all have unique ways we express ourselves – through our sense of style, vocabulary we adopt, and philosophy to life. However, other people’s clashing perspectives, such as friends, family, or community, can sometimes make us feel doubtful about ourselves,” she said.

How can you stay unique despite society’s judgement?

To maintain one’s authentic self, Bhandekar emphasised the need to be aware of one’s strengths and weaknesses. Knowing exactly who one is will protect one against criticism that might cause one to question one’s uniqueness.

While we cannot perpetually avoid criticism, she shared that we can learn to handle it. “Adopting a growth mindset, where feedback is an opportunity to reinvent some part of ourselves, can be a healthy way to come out of the cycle of external feedback feeding self-criticism. Treat yourself with kindness when other people don’t get your ideas of expression,” said Bhandekar. Building a network of people who support you and understand your quirks makes it easier to drown out voices who try to diminish it,” she said.