Veronicas Clarify Identity After Viral Twist at Paris Fashion Week Australian pop‑sisters Lisa and Jessica Origliasso clarify that they are not the subjects of a viral video involving misidentified socialites, during a sudden misunderstanding at Paris Fashion Week. Australian pop‑star twins Lisa and Jessica Origliasso, the duo behind the pop‑rock band The Veronicas, have recently faced the challenges of mistaken identity in the media. A video that went viral during the week of Paris Fashion Week depicted two women who closely resemble the Origliasso twins refusing to pose for a fan. Fans and on‑line observers promptly assumed the women were the singers themselves, prompting the American pop‑stars to clarify that they were not the subjects of the clip.Babani Sisters Spark Identity ConfusionThe footage, which was shared on the Instagram account of Serbian fashion influencer Aleksandra Drier, shows two Indian socialites, Snehal Babani and Jyoti Babani, fronting a runway show and sidestepping a fan's request for a selfie. In the clip, one of the Babani sisters remarks, 'Not with us. You can't take a photo with us,' a statement that quickly spread across social media.The post garnered thousands of comments and shares, many of which mistakenly left tags for the Veronicas having identified the look‑alike pair with the Australian pop duo. The Veronicas responded by posting a statement on their official Instagram feed: 'PSA: NO THIS IS NOT US. YES we will ALWAYS have a photo with you.' They also dedicated a caption to explain that the video does not depict them, clarifying the identity in a straightforward way. This public rebuttal was intended to remove any lingering confusion in the face of a surge of misdirected commentary from their fan base. Though the clarification helped clear most confusion, some of the hype persisted online.Babani Sisters Background And BrandsUsers posted their frustrations, with some accusing the Babani sisters of appropriation and negative attitude, while others defended the post and requested further proof. The Babani sisters are known for their high-end fashion content on the shared Instagram account Snejyo, where they frequently showcase coordinated outfits featuring luxury brands such as Hermès and Chanel. Despite being frequently identified as 'twins', the sisters differ in age by 15 months. Their mother is the fragrance mogul Mahesh Babani.While the siblings are prominent on social media, the parents emphasize a background that is largely disconnected from the worlds of entertainment and pop music. The Veronicas have recently revealed that they have lived in Los Angeles for the last decade and want to be more involved in creative cross‑disciplinary projects, remarking they are now focusing on releasing a new album. For now, however, the band must simply release their music.Social Media Reaction And Mutual RespectBoth sides have expressed that they would try to respect each other's rights and that this episode is nothing more than a confusion between the related groups. The Babani sisters emphasize that they do not attribute any fame to their influence. They do not plan to… The incident underscores how quickly gossip can spread on social media and highlights how it might encourage mistaken identity.The Veronicas issued a statement that reflects respect for respectful branding while offering reassurance to their fans on how to identify the famous twin singers from a viral video. In summary, the alterations and pre‑eminent brand satisfaction culture turned an attempt at a photo shoot into an opportunity for a pop‑star to emphasize her brand identity. Nobody can avoid the click of a photo, a statement remains.