La Casa Azul, a museum in Mexico City dedicated to the life and work of Frida Kahlo, has clarified that the clothes of Kahlo's that pop star Madonna was seemingly shown wearing in a recent Instagram post are not from its collection.

The singer’s revelation that she had the opportunity to access clothing, jewelry, letters, and photos that belonged to Frida Kahlo, whom she deeply admires, stirred up controversy. The public release of photos of the “Queen of Pop” with these items further fueled the discussion.

The Frida Kahlo Museum has clarified that Madonna didn't wear clothes from its collection for one of her Instagram posts.

Criticism erupted when Madonna seemed to indicate on Instagram that the Frida Kahlo Museum had allowed her to wear the artist's clothes.

Madonna, who is the proud owner of one of only five paintings Frida Kahlo created during her time in Detroit, posted pictures of herself wearing an embroidered boho-style white dress with a grey shawl wrapped around her neck, a white caballero hat and cream fishnet gloves revealing her Frida Kahlo nail art.

Despite her status as a legendary icon, Madonna isn’t one who is known to please everyone with her sense of fashion. But her latest look, which pays homage to a woman she’s admired for decades, ... The post Madonna tries on Frida Kahlo’s clothes,

A Mexico City museum dedicated to the painter Frida Kahlo has denied lending her clothing and jewelry to pop superstar Madonna during a visit by the American singer to the Mexican capital.But the Frida Kahlo Museum,

A Mexico City museum dedicated to the painter Frida Kahlo has denied lending the artist's clothing and jewelry to pop superstar Madonna.