New York Times Fashionのインスタグラム(nytstyle) - 2月21日 21時11分
On Wednesday, Riccardo Tisci, the chief creative officer of Burberry, apologized for a sweatshirt with a noose attachment that @Burberry showed at London Fashion Week. Critics said it not only evoked lynchings but also suicide (shown here in a photograph by by Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP). Last week, @グッチ removed a black turtleneck sweater from stores after complaints that the design resembled blackface. In December, @プラダ stopped selling baubles that prompted complaints of racist imagery. Both Gucci and Prada are undergoing a process of evaluating how they’ve made offensive products. But repeated racist missteps by the world’s best-known fashion brands keep happening. What action should consumers and fans of these brands take?
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