On Monday, the actress took to Instagram to share a shifting tribute to the Challenge Runway star, who designed a number of appears to be like for Cravalho for the Moana 2 premiere in November.

Cravalho, 24, posted photographs of herself sporting Ah Lavatory’s designs, together with pictures of Ah Lavatory — whose actual identify is Arthur Folasa Ah Lavatory — and a crowd photograph from the “No Kings” protest.

“There are not any phrases to carry the grief of shedding @afa.ahloo. As a Samoan designer, Afa’s creations are and stay considerate, elegant and highly effective portrayals of Pacific tradition,” she started within the put up’s caption. “I’m nonetheless amazed to have worn his customized designs for probably the most important occasion of my profession; the world premiere of Moana 2.”

“Your artistry won’t ever be forgotten; and neither will your peaceable protest,” she added, earlier than concluding her tribute, “My deepest condolences, sympathies and Aloha to his household, and all who felt his influence. Might you relaxation peacefully with our Father, Afa. Auwe. Auwe. Auwe.”

Throughout a “No Kings” protest in downtown Salt Lake Metropolis on Saturday, Ah Lavatory was an “harmless bystander” within the taking pictures and was “not the meant goal of the gunfire,” in keeping with the Salt Lake Metropolis Police Division.

Arturo Gamboa, 24, was arrested, with SLCPD noting in a press launch that he “confirmed a wicked indifference to human life, knowingly engaged in conduct that created a grave danger of loss of life and in the end brought on the loss of life of an harmless group member.” Police additionally arrested two males who had been mentioned to be part of the occasion’s “peacekeeping workforce.”

Per police, the “peacekeepers” claimed they “noticed Gamboa transfer away from the group and transfer right into a secluded space behind a wall,” which they deemed “suspicious.” One of many males mentioned he noticed Gamoa “pull out an AR-15-style rifle from a backpack,” and begin to manipulate it.

The “peacekeepers” drew their very own weapons in response and ordered Gamboa to drop his rifle, per police.

“Witnesses reported Gamboa as an alternative lifted the rifle and started operating towards the group gathered on State Road, holding the weapon in a firing place,” SLCPD mentioned, including that one of many two “peacekeepers” then fired three rounds at Gamboa.

In line with police, one spherical hit Gamoa, and one other “tragically wounded” Ah Lavatory. Regardless of the “peacekeepers” trying to assist Ah Lavatory, he rushed to the hospital, the place he later died.

SLCPD continues to be investigating the incident, and famous that detectives have not confirmed “why Gamboa pulled out his rifle and started to control it or why he ran from the peacekeepers once they confronted him.”

Ah Lavatory is survived by his spouse, Laura, and their two younger kids.