Sulli Deletes Controversial “Lolita” Photo with Hara on Instagram

Former f(x) member Sulli is in a controversy yet again for a photo with former Kara member Hara that she posted on her Instagram account.

According to a report from Allkpop, the photo shows the two idols pressed tightly together under a pretty tight t-shirt, which results to showing off their body line. The photo also looks like the two are not wearing any pants.

Sulli captioned the photo, "A friendship photo with Hara. Lovely Hara."

Some netizens were quick to comment stating that the photo embodies the concept "lolita" and that it was too sensual. After the photo became controversial, the idol-actress deleted the photo online and posted a selfie afterward with the caption, "Stop misunderstanding and good night, heh."

Before the said photo, Sulli uploaded a video that fired speculations from the netizens that she is engaging in another lolita-themed photoshoot. The video shows Sulli punching and hugging a punching bag that according to some, resembles a Japanese sexual toy. In Japan, a long red and white figure signifies a popular sex toy.

Netizens also claimed that the studio where Sulli was, belongs to Rotta, the photographer who is known for his lolita-themed photoshoots of Sulli and girl group Stellar. Rotta was also captured briefly in Sulli's video, showing that the speculations might actually be true.

The "To the Beautiful You" actress is infamous for her sensual posts on her social media accounts, specifically on Instagram. She once posted a photo of herself in a school girl uniform, lying on the ground with a naive face, a gesture similar to other lolita photos. She also posted a video of her eating whipped cream which also got negative comments from the netizens who claim that it is similar to the ones they see in porn movies.

Netizens also attacked Rotta and claimed that he has a severe case of "Lolita Complex." In an interview with Wikitree early this year, the photographer said, "I explained my name 'Rotta' comes from the word "lolita" with a joke. However, it was just a joke. I don't have a Lolita Complex. I just want to express fluttering memories of first love I felt when I was an adolescent boy. That's why I capture images of girls."