
The necklace served as the primary spark for the controversy. Comparisons began circulating online, suggesting that the black-stone necklace worn with a mint-green dress was nearly identical to mass-produced accessories sold for around 2,000 won on ultra-low-cost Chinese e-commerce platforms like Pinduoduo and Temu.
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1. Luxury jewelry brands that explicitly sponsored 'The Remarried Empress':
Buccellati, Damiani, Cartier, and Fred.
Fashion sponsors for 'The Remarried Empress' include:
Celine, Prada, bridal labels, and Valentino.
It's all listed in the credits.
They even feature luxury pieces worth 200 million won.
재혼황후 테무 루머땜에 논란 많이 나왔는데 루이비통 앰버서더 신민아가 짭을 찰리가 없긴해 명품 브랜드 주얼리를 테무에서 따라 짭 만든거ㅇㅇ 신민아 포함 출연배우들 다 명품 앰버서더인데ㅋㅋㅋ테무가 테무했다 ㅉ k로판 화이탱 https://t.co/vqeMxVBE2d
— 주팅스타 (@jutingstar9999) November 9, 2026
"There was a lot of controversy surrounding Temu in 'The Remarried Empress' due to rumors, but there’s no way Louis Vuitton ambassador Shin Min-ah would wear a fake.
Temu just copied luxury brand jewelry and made fakes.
All the cast members, including Shin Min-ah, are luxury brand ambassadorsㅋㅋㅋ Temu being Temu. Tsk.
K-Romance Fantasy, fighting"
2. Why would this be a controversy? Is Temu illegal? Pathetic
3. It's a fantasy setting, so there’s no need for historical accuracy anyways, why is there so much nitpicking?
4. If it's just going to be used as a prop once or twice in a drama, wouldn't it make sense to use something cheap?
5. Huh? How is this even related to "historical accuracy"?
6. Damn, what's the correlation?
7. Is this a problem?
8. Well, I suppose it's not possible to produce everything or get everything sponsored, is it?
9. People are mad because Temu are selling copies of luxury brands..?ㅋㅋ
10. This is "fantasy" though....
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