Selena Gomez Bedazzles "ugly" on her hair and we think we know why

The killing with kindness is usually the m.o. from Selena Gomez. when it comes to dealing with enemies, but even she can not resist a good clapback from time to time.

The singer of "Back To You" was photographed in New York Tuesday night as she was heading to a restaurant, but it was her hairstyle that made us take a double take.

Beside a braid in the center, Gomez dazzled the word "ugly" on the right side of his head so everyone could see it.

She paired the style with a black leather jacket, red check trousers and stiletto heels with a shiny ankle strap.

So, why would the pop star (and her hairdresser) do such a thing?

Well, Gomez did not reveal why she chose the look, but she was open about her social media difficulties and the negativity she often invites. And for his likely inspiration, one should not look any further than a commentator, Stefano Gabbana, on a picture of the former Disney star.

In June, half of the famous design team Dolce & Gabbana, whose offensive remarks have repeatedly in the hot water, called Gomez "so ugly" under an Instagram post of the singer wearing different red dresses over years.

His comment provoked a fierce reaction from supporters of Gomez, including the star of "13 Reasons Why", Tommy Dorfman, who denounced "the homophobic and misogynistic existence of its existence."

The designer, however, not only refused to apologize, but doubled his attacks, later agreeing with another commentator that Gomez "looks like a Pomeranian dog," adding "hahahahahaha is true hahahaha".

What better way to claim Gabbana's insult by placing it literally on your head and making it look good at the same time?

Although Gomez is likely to put the emphasis on the fans, she is not ashamed to admit that hatred of the Internet can undermine her well-being.

"I feel like one of those people [whose body confidence can be shaken by trolls]She told Elle magazine last month. "I'm actually one of those people. I understand and I get [my fans are] feeling and what they are afraid of. "