Beyoncé once again entered the denim reflector, blinding fans in a bold new campaign Levi just as well as Sydney SweeeneyThe American eagle shot continues to create intensive supervision.

Singed glamorous, bedazzled Jean Look and platinum blonde wig arrive at a time when denim ads in the center of heated cultural hearings.

The 43-year super noticer struck posing in a gas jacket decorated with lace and jewels, paired with jeans for the embrace and Zagreb.

Canalning Old Hollywood Glamor, Beyoncé Sportio is a Bollo Pig Beynn Monroe Inspired Bold, and even revealed the glittering gold barbecue behind Hold Red Rose.

Levi's Nagged post"Beyoncé X Levi's® iconic denim, reimagated again. Available 7. August on Levi.com."

The campaign signifies its second cooperation with Levi this year. Return in February, Hitmaker "Renaissance" handed another blow to the denim-on-denim, photographed this time inside the diving bar while playing the pool.

Now its latest Levi's ad directly compare with Sydney Sweeney's controversial American campaign Eagle, speech talks in social media about fashion, culture and messages.

Uproor began when 27-year-old "euphoria" actress appeared on American glasses for fall ads with the mark "Sweney Sweeeney has great jeans."

Some were seen the advertising line as a rude bucket on the denim, while others disintegrated as the indicted racial.

Critics claimed that "great genes" was historically used to glorify whiteness, thin and Eurocentric beauty standards.

The salon report described the phrasing as "tone-deaf marketing moves". Some of the weapons even go and as far as the "Nazi propaganda" campaign is concerned.

One critic wrote online ", campaign Ad-Seeney Sweeney American Eagle Eagle is just a modern Nazi propaganda. It's like it's wild as it's mud." Another one gave up to give it "subtly from 1930. Germany."

The ads included the videos in which Sweeney Miseli, "genes are descending from parents to offspring, often deciding properties like hair color, personality and even eye color ... My genes are blue."

In the second clip, she said, "The composition of my body determines my genes ... Hey, his eyes up," As the camera pulled his chest before it cuts.

In the midst of the lag, the American eagle published a statement stating firmly behind his stars.

"Sweeeney Sydney has big jeans and it was always about jeans," the Instagram wrote the brand.

They added: "Her jeans. Her story. We will continue to celebrate that everyone wears their jeans with confidence, their way. Big jeans look good on everyone."

As controversial expands, many fans could not help, but compare the Sweeeney's campaign for Beyoncé's shot in the left.

Both stars were shaped in a denim-on-denim look and wore blue hair. In addition, both advertising campaigns relied on the gloomy, close-up visual.

Several fans Beyoncé took over a commentary in Levie's campaign post to praise her campaign and stress her superiority for Sweeeney.

One fan wrote, "Other marks of jeans could never. And I mean ever. Sincerely." The other person shared ", Beyoncé better jeans."

The third fan added "better than Sweeney Jeans," while the fourth commented, "Damn good jeans .... Cowboy Carter has just finished a particularly most popular and financially successful tour. They never wanted our blues or our denim!"

Another fan wrote, "Those curves = good genes."