Colombian artist Feid visited Brooklyn’s Green Lady, with whom he shared an affinity for the color that has also become a defining symbol of the singer’s identity. Credit: Feid / Instagram
Colombian singer Feid was at the center of one of the most unusual and talked-about social media moments during his recent visit to New York. The artist spent time with Elizabeth Eaton Rosenthal, internationally known as the “Green Lady of Brooklyn,” a cultural figure who has built her entire identity around a single color: green.
The meeting, which took place on June 8, 2026, in Brooklyn, drew the attention of fans of both personalities because of the symbolic connection they share. While Rosenthal has spent more than two decades dressing exclusively in green, decorating her home in green, and developing a public image centered on the color, Feid has turned green into one of the most recognizable elements of his musical career and relationship with his fans.
Photos of the encounter quickly went viral across social media platforms. In fact, the singer himself clarified that the images were completely real and had not been generated using artificial intelligence, as some users had speculated due to the unusual nature of the meeting.
Who is Brooklyn’s Green Lady, the woman Feid met in New York?
Elizabeth Eaton Rosenthal, also known as Elizabeth Sweetheart, is a Canadian-born textile designer who became an iconic figure in New York thanks to her lifelong devotion to the color green.
Since 1999, she has worn only green clothing, dyed her hair green, and transformed virtually every aspect of her daily life around the color. Her Brooklyn apartment, for example, is famous for its green walls, furniture, utensils, and decorative objects, all following the same color palette.
Over the years, her unique lifestyle turned her into a recognizable figure in New York’s urban culture. Her popularity also led to collaborations with major fashion, beauty, and transportation brands, while helping her build a social media following of hundreds of thousands of people.
Feid’s visit offered a glimpse inside her home and showcased some of her artwork, including watercolor paintings and creative pieces that reflect the philosophy she has built around green—a color she associates with happiness, positive energy, and optimism.
Green: A shared symbol between Feid and his fans
Beyond a simple aesthetic coincidence, the meeting also highlighted the important role that green has played in shaping Feid’s artistic identity.
In recent years, the singer has used the color as a visual signature across concerts, merchandise, promotional campaigns, and digital content. In 2025, he reached a rare milestone in the music industry by officially launching “Ferxxo Green” alongside the Pantone Color Institute, becoming the first Latin American artist to have a certified color associated with his personal brand.
According to Feid, the shade was inspired by the green mountains surrounding his hometown of Medellín and represents values such as independence, optimism, and authenticity. Over time, his fans embraced the color as a symbol of belonging, often filling concerts and events dressed in green clothing and accessories.
During his visit to Brooklyn, Feid took that identity one step further by gifting Rosenthal an unreleased pair of sneakers from his collaboration with Salomon. The green-colored model was received as a gesture symbolizing the connection between two individuals who, from entirely different creative worlds, have transformed a color into a form of cultural expression.
A meeting that went beyond music
Although the visit was informal, it sparked international conversation because it brought together two distinct cultural phenomena. On one side was a global Latin music star who built a career around urban music; on the other, an artist who transformed a personal color preference into a lifelong artistic philosophy.
For many followers, the images represented the convergence of art, fashion, design, and music through a shared visual language. The encounter also underscored how personal branding has become an increasingly powerful tool for contemporary artists, allowing them to build global communities around symbols that may appear simple at first glance.
In Feid’s case, the meeting further reinforced an aesthetic identity that has accompanied his rise on the international stage and continues to serve as one of the defining characteristics of his artistic brand.