KOMPAS.com - Dua artis rap ternama, Nicki Minaj (35) dan Cardi B (25), terlibat berkelahi pada pesta Harper Bazaar Icon di sela-sela perhelatan New York Fashion Week, Jumat (8/9/2018) malam.
Seperti dilansir People, Cardi B tiba lebih dulu di pesta tersebut. Setelah Nicki tiba, terjadi keributan di balkon lantai 2. Ketika itu penyanyi Christina Aguilera sedang menyanyi di panggung.
Perkelahian itu terekam kamera wartawan fashion yang hadir di pesta itu, termasuk kamera milik E! News.
Dahi Cardi B terlihat benjol saat keluar dari Harpers BAZAAR ICONS di The Plaza Hotel, New York City, Jumat (7/9/2018).
Menurut para saksi mata, Minaj sedang mengobrol dengan beberapa tamu. Tiba-tiba Cardi B merangsek ke arahnya dan berteriak-teriak. Dalam sebuah video tampak, Cardi melempar sebuah sepatu berhak tinggi ke arah Nicki Minaj.
Saksi mata yang dikutip People mengatakan kondisinya rusuh karena perkelahian sudah melibatkan rombongan masing-masing.
"Keributan itu terjadi balkon lantai 2, tepat di atas area karpet merah. Keributan terjadi tiba-tiba dan orang-orang tidak tahu apa yang terjadi," kata saksi itu.
Nicki Minaj and Cardi B getting it lit at fashion shows . pic.twitter.com/BTTPv6M9Su
The star-studded Harper’s Bazaar Icon party at New York Fashion Week came to a heated end when Nicki Minaj and Cardi B almost came to blows.
A video has emerged of Cardi B shouting “b**** come here” at a woman while a security team interject. Variety has confirmed that the two people fighting were Cardi and Minaj.
Photos have since been posted online of Cardi B with a bruise on her forehead, allegedly from receiving an elbow to the head from one of Minaj’s security team. Minaj was unharmed and was quickly escorted off the premises.
The New York City Police Department is investigating the incident. Cardi B has since posted on Instagram, writing: ”I’ve let a lot of shit slide! I let you sneak diss me, I let you lie on me, I let you attempt to stop my bags, f*** up the way I eat! You’ve threaten (sic) other artists in the industry, told them if they work with me you’ll stop f****** with them!!
“I let you talk big shit about me!! I addressed you once in person, I addressed you a second time in person, and every time you copped the plea!! But when you mention my child, you choose to like comments about me as a mother, make comments about my abilities to take care of my daughter is when all bets are f****** off!!
“I’ve worked to (sic) hard and come too far to let anybody f*** with my success!!!!”
New York Fashion Week 2018: Best street style 33 show all New York Fashion Week 2018: Best street style 1/33 Looking like a sea creature that's just emerged from a year down under, this billowing emerald ensemble takes every biscuit in the tin and leaves a trail of sparkling crumbs behind. It might be New York City, and the road might not be made from yellow brick, but this street styler is almost certainly on her way to Oz. Rex Features 2/33 Boxy cropped jackets might've first entered the sartorial fray in the mid-90s, but its zip-heavy, oversized counterpart is having a renaissance that sets it aside from the archetypal biker chick garb. Paired here with a dusty pink midi-dress, it adds an unexpected grunge to an otherwise girlish foundation. Rex Features 3/33 More is more when it comes to tartan, as this street styler proves. The mustard jacket is enough of a statement in isolation, but when paired with the matching trousers and monochromatic bustier-style top, it's a serious vibe. Rex Features 4/33 If your outfit doesn't complement your green juice, you're doing fashion week wrong. Dressed head-to-toe in shades of blue, the splash of colour provided by said juice is more than just a happy coincidence. As for the look on the right, it's optical illusion-meets-retro glamour. A vivid beetroot juice would not have gone amiss here. Rex Features 5/33 When you have a double-breasted jacket that's long enough to cover your valuables, who needs trousers, really? It helps if you have the lithe limbs of a Grecian goddess, but who's to say the rest of us can't be equally as minimalistic? Maybe less really is more. Rex Features 6/33 Lashings of leopard offset by crocodile, this street styler knows a thing or two about animal prints, which, when combined, can only be worn alongside a simple staple, such as this plain white tee. Rex Features 7/33 Say what you will about the underwear as outerwear trend, this 70s aesthetic - cemented by those dangling spectacles - wouldn't be complete without the black lace bodysuit. The statement gold earrings also work a nostalgic treat. Rex Features 8/33 Blind for love but sighted for style. There may not be a whole lot of colour wheel action, but a single slick of scarlet lipstick makes all the difference, giving this all-black ensemble the fervour it would've otherwise craved. Rex Features 9/33 Teenagers have crop tops and Reeboks, grown-ups have midriff-baring slits and stilettos. The slicked-back platinum bob is the cherry on top of this cosmopolitan creation. Rex Features 10/33 Read all about it - then tear it to shreds and turn it into a shirt dress. Is it a political statement against fake news? Is it a tribute to Carrie Bradshaw's infamous newspaper dress from Sex and the City? Or is it just another set of wavey garms? The jury is out. Rex Features 11/33 The graphic T-shirt conjures up a Hockney painting while the ornamental trousers add an elevated sense of artistry to this eye-catching ensemble. However, it's the furry Gucci loafers that are the true shining stars of this intricately-woven sartorial tapestry. Rex Features 12/33 If you're going to carry a bright red bucket bag in one hand, you might as well carry a luminous green bottle of water in the other. Plus, if you're heading out with your equally stylish pal, you are practically obliged to match your handbag to her shoes. It's basic economics. Rex Features 13/33 If sugar had a sartorial spirit animal, this would be it. The candy floss-coloured mini dress is saccharine in style while white knee-high boots give the look a distinct confectionary charm. Rex Features 14/33 Gingham takes a starring role in this look, which cleverly combines an all-white base with colourful drapes and a graphic Chanel bag for an added splash of vibrancy. Rex Features 15/33 Don't let the graphic tee and pinstripe trousers distract you from admiring the unlikely hero of this delightfully gaudy ensemble: brown furry slippers. Evidently, comfort is key, even at New York Fashion Week. Rex Features 16/33 And it was all... feathers. If you're going to wear an outfit that is predominantly plumage, this street styler proves that it's best to keep things simple and devoid from fuss elsewhere, which is achieved here via white shoes and a simple collared shirt. Rex Features 17/33 There's something very space age-meets-Scooby Doo about this look. Maybe it's the combination of a fringed bob haircut with brazen colour-blocking that strikes up memories of Velma Dinkley, the iconic character from the popular cartoon. The scarlet satchel and slick of matching lippy complements the emerald hue of this stylish attendee's mini dress with aplomb. Rex Features 18/33 Chevrons take centre stage in this colourful ensemble, which exudes a 70s kind of charm, mostly thanks to the flared style of the candyfloss pink trousers and super-slim sunglasses. Rex Features 19/33 A perfect pairing in every sense. From the pulled-up sports socks to the corresponding denim shorts, this couple knows a thing or two about dressing in tandem. Rex Features 20/33 Logomania isn't going away anytime soon, as this artful monochromatic snap proves. Gucci meets Chanel in a delicious harmony of opposites - these two should stick together. Rex Features 21/33 Is he going to a fashion show or a True Romance tribute party? The destination is unclear, but whichever it may be, there's no doubt that this idiosyncratic floral shirt-and-baggy jeans combo would be warmly welcomed in either setting. Rex Features 22/33 Absolutely fabulous in every sense of the phrase, this fashion week attendee has got sophisticated sass down to a tee. The oversized sunglasses carry an appealing nostalgia, while the metallic ankle boots and dogtooth print bring the ensemble back to the modern day with sublime verve. Rex Features 23/33 Proving that sometimes a smartphone is the ultimate handheld accessory, this look is elevated by the creative addition of a DSLR camera casually slung over one shoulder. Rex Features 24/33 Jumpsuits are having a moment - and when combined with a brightly-coloured handbag, it's a look that would not be amiss on the pages of a fashion magazine. Rex Features 25/33 Tailoring isn't going anywhere this season. Neither are dramatic drop earrings, for that matter, or kitten heels. All of this is good news for those with a penchant for souped-up workwear with a casual underbelly. Rex Features 26/33 Oversized blazers should always be worn with round spectacles, evidently. Also, if you're struggling to inject some colour into your wardrobe, you can always dab it with splashes of paint yourself, as this street styler might well have done, or not, maybe the trick is to keep us guessing. Rex Features 27/33 Why tie your jumper round your waist when you can create a dynamic silhouette by opting for a diagonal technique that is moree commonly seen on male student ravers? Pair with an arty headscarf for extra style points. Rex Features 28/33 Trouble and stripes is very much the vibe of this fashion week attendee, thanks to his geometric shirt and the plethora of intricate tattoos it reveals. Rex Features 29/33 If in doubt, suit it out and take a Louis Vuitton bucket bag along for good measure. Rex Features 30/33 Yellow sunglasses might've had their heyday a few seasons ago, but the look is very much still a popular one among editors and fashion influencers. This particular street styler has cleverly matched her tinted shades with the heels of her shoes - a subtle but praiseworthy detail. Rex Features 31/33 Two outfits, both alike in dignity but different in mood. Colour clashing is the prevailing theme in one, while dramatic drapes and luminous lime-green nails characterise the other. Rex Features 32/33 Why bother wearing multiple brands when you can make an emphatic statement by sporting the logos of just one in every component of your outfit? In case you missed it, this look is entirely Fendi. Rex Features 33/33 Slip dresses are no longer a slave to the bedroom and 90s-themed parties. Tie a jumper round your waist to give it some shape and throw on a pair of Birkenstock-style sandals to offset the girlish glamour of it all. Rex Features 1/33 Looking like a sea creature that's just emerged from a year down under, this billowing emerald ensemble takes every biscuit in the tin and leaves a trail of sparkling crumbs behind. It might be New York City, and the road might not be made from yellow brick, but this street styler is almost certainly on her way to Oz. Rex Features 2/33 Boxy cropped jackets might've first entered the sartorial fray in the mid-90s, but its zip-heavy, oversized counterpart is having a renaissance that sets it aside from the archetypal biker chick garb. Paired here with a dusty pink midi-dress, it adds an unexpected grunge to an otherwise girlish foundation. Rex Features 3/33 More is more when it comes to tartan, as this street styler proves. The mustard jacket is enough of a statement in isolation, but when paired with the matching trousers and monochromatic bustier-style top, it's a serious vibe. Rex Features 4/33 If your outfit doesn't complement your green juice, you're doing fashion week wrong. Dressed head-to-toe in shades of blue, the splash of colour provided by said juice is more than just a happy coincidence. As for the look on the right, it's optical illusion-meets-retro glamour. A vivid beetroot juice would not have gone amiss here. Rex Features 5/33 When you have a double-breasted jacket that's long enough to cover your valuables, who needs trousers, really? It helps if you have the lithe limbs of a Grecian goddess, but who's to say the rest of us can't be equally as minimalistic? Maybe less really is more. Rex Features 6/33 Lashings of leopard offset by crocodile, this street styler knows a thing or two about animal prints, which, when combined, can only be worn alongside a simple staple, such as this plain white tee. Rex Features 7/33 Say what you will about the underwear as outerwear trend, this 70s aesthetic - cemented by those dangling spectacles - wouldn't be complete without the black lace bodysuit. The statement gold earrings also work a nostalgic treat. Rex Features 8/33 Blind for love but sighted for style. There may not be a whole lot of colour wheel action, but a single slick of scarlet lipstick makes all the difference, giving this all-black ensemble the fervour it would've otherwise craved. Rex Features 9/33 Teenagers have crop tops and Reeboks, grown-ups have midriff-baring slits and stilettos. The slicked-back platinum bob is the cherry on top of this cosmopolitan creation. Rex Features 10/33 Read all about it - then tear it to shreds and turn it into a shirt dress. Is it a political statement against fake news? Is it a tribute to Carrie Bradshaw's infamous newspaper dress from Sex and the City? Or is it just another set of wavey garms? The jury is out. Rex Features 11/33 The graphic T-shirt conjures up a Hockney painting while the ornamental trousers add an elevated sense of artistry to this eye-catching ensemble. However, it's the furry Gucci loafers that are the true shining stars of this intricately-woven sartorial tapestry. Rex Features 12/33 If you're going to carry a bright red bucket bag in one hand, you might as well carry a luminous green bottle of water in the other. Plus, if you're heading out with your equally stylish pal, you are practically obliged to match your handbag to her shoes. It's basic economics. Rex Features 13/33 If sugar had a sartorial spirit animal, this would be it. The candy floss-coloured mini dress is saccharine in style while white knee-high boots give the look a distinct confectionary charm. Rex Features 14/33 Gingham takes a starring role in this look, which cleverly combines an all-white base with colourful drapes and a graphic Chanel bag for an added splash of vibrancy. Rex Features 15/33 Don't let the graphic tee and pinstripe trousers distract you from admiring the unlikely hero of this delightfully gaudy ensemble: brown furry slippers. Evidently, comfort is key, even at New York Fashion Week. Rex Features 16/33 And it was all... feathers. If you're going to wear an outfit that is predominantly plumage, this street styler proves that it's best to keep things simple and devoid from fuss elsewhere, which is achieved here via white shoes and a simple collared shirt. Rex Features 17/33 There's something very space age-meets-Scooby Doo about this look. Maybe it's the combination of a fringed bob haircut with brazen colour-blocking that strikes up memories of Velma Dinkley, the iconic character from the popular cartoon. The scarlet satchel and slick of matching lippy complements the emerald hue of this stylish attendee's mini dress with aplomb. Rex Features 18/33 Chevrons take centre stage in this colourful ensemble, which exudes a 70s kind of charm, mostly thanks to the flared style of the candyfloss pink trousers and super-slim sunglasses. Rex Features 19/33 A perfect pairing in every sense. From the pulled-up sports socks to the corresponding denim shorts, this couple knows a thing or two about dressing in tandem. Rex Features 20/33 Logomania isn't going away anytime soon, as this artful monochromatic snap proves. Gucci meets Chanel in a delicious harmony of opposites - these two should stick together. Rex Features 21/33 Is he going to a fashion show or a True Romance tribute party? The destination is unclear, but whichever it may be, there's no doubt that this idiosyncratic floral shirt-and-baggy jeans combo would be warmly welcomed in either setting. Rex Features 22/33 Absolutely fabulous in every sense of the phrase, this fashion week attendee has got sophisticated sass down to a tee. The oversized sunglasses carry an appealing nostalgia, while the metallic ankle boots and dogtooth print bring the ensemble back to the modern day with sublime verve. Rex Features 23/33 Proving that sometimes a smartphone is the ultimate handheld accessory, this look is elevated by the creative addition of a DSLR camera casually slung over one shoulder. Rex Features 24/33 Jumpsuits are having a moment - and when combined with a brightly-coloured handbag, it's a look that would not be amiss on the pages of a fashion magazine. Rex Features 25/33 Tailoring isn't going anywhere this season. Neither are dramatic drop earrings, for that matter, or kitten heels. All of this is good news for those with a penchant for souped-up workwear with a casual underbelly. Rex Features 26/33 Oversized blazers should always be worn with round spectacles, evidently. Also, if you're struggling to inject some colour into your wardrobe, you can always dab it with splashes of paint yourself, as this street styler might well have done, or not, maybe the trick is to keep us guessing. Rex Features 27/33 Why tie your jumper round your waist when you can create a dynamic silhouette by opting for a diagonal technique that is moree commonly seen on male student ravers? Pair with an arty headscarf for extra style points. Rex Features 28/33 Trouble and stripes is very much the vibe of this fashion week attendee, thanks to his geometric shirt and the plethora of intricate tattoos it reveals. Rex Features 29/33 If in doubt, suit it out and take a Louis Vuitton bucket bag along for good measure. Rex Features 30/33 Yellow sunglasses might've had their heyday a few seasons ago, but the look is very much still a popular one among editors and fashion influencers. This particular street styler has cleverly matched her tinted shades with the heels of her shoes - a subtle but praiseworthy detail. Rex Features 31/33 Two outfits, both alike in dignity but different in mood. Colour clashing is the prevailing theme in one, while dramatic drapes and luminous lime-green nails characterise the other. Rex Features 32/33 Why bother wearing multiple brands when you can make an emphatic statement by sporting the logos of just one in every component of your outfit? In case you missed it, this look is entirely Fendi. Rex Features 33/33 Slip dresses are no longer a slave to the bedroom and 90s-themed parties. Tie a jumper round your waist to give it some shape and throw on a pair of Birkenstock-style sandals to offset the girlish glamour of it all. Rex Features
The pair have been feuding since last year when they both appeared on the Migos track “MotorSport.” Minaj has yet to comment on the bust up.
The New York party, held at The Plaza Hotel, was attended by multiple celebrities, including Christina Aguilera, Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid and Heidi Klum.
TRIBUNNEWS.COM - Suasana ricuh warnai jalannya New York Fashion Week pada hari Jumat malam (8/9/2018) waktu setempat atau Sabtu pagi ini.
Kericuhan terjadi karena cekcok di antara Cardi B dan Nicki Minaj yang terjadi selama pesta Harper's Bazaar Icon.
Dilansir Tribunwow.com dari TMZ dan E! , pertikaian antara dua rapper papan atas ini bahkan menjurus ke arah anarkis.
Di mana Cardi B sempat melemparkan sepatunya ke arah penyanyi lagu 'Anaconda' tersebut.
Berdasar informasi dari beberapa pihak yang hadir di pesta, pertikaian terjadi ketika Nicki Minaj tak sengaja berbaur dengan para tamu yang berdekatan dengan Cardi B.
Melihat keberadaan Nicki, Cardi yang sudah lama cekcok dengannya di media sosial pun tiba-tiba melangkahkan kakinya dengan cepat ke arah sang rapper.
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Cardi kemudian menerjang Nicki dan mulai berteriak sehingga kericuhan terjadi.
Nicki Minaj sendiri memilih membalas kelakuan Cardi dengan ucapan tanpa ikut melakukan tindakan anarkis.
Aksi Cardi yang sempat melempari sepatu ke arah Nicki pun sempat terekam dan beredar luas di media sosial.
Tampak kekasih Offset ini melemparkan sepatu bertumit tinggi dengan warna merah pada Nicki.
Confrontation reported at Harper’s Bazaar event where Cardi B was seen leaving with what appeared to be a bump on her head
Nicki Minaj and Cardi B in altercation at New York fashion week party
Nicki Minaj and Cardi B were involved in an altercation on Friday night at a New York fashion week party, leaving the latter rapper with a mark on her head.
Cardi B reportedly threw one of her shoes at Minaj.
A person who witnessed the incident but asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly said Minaj was finishing a conversation with someone when Cardi B tried to attack her, but Minaj’s security guards intervened.
Video from the Harper’s Bazaar Icons party circulating on social media showed Cardi B lunging towards someone and being held back. Another video showed the rapper being escorted out of the event by security.
Cardi B, wearing a voluminous red Dolce & Gabanna gown, was seen leaving the party with what appeared to be a bump on her head. She was barefoot.
She and Minaj have been rap rivals since Cardi B began achieving huge success over the last year.
In a post on Instagram Cardi B did not call out Minaj by name but alluded to the fight and said she was sparked because her mothering skills were being disparaged. She and rapper Offset recently had their first child together, a girl.
Minaj did not immediately comment.
