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To Discuss: Dolce & Gabbana’s Blackamoor
Walking in Milan over the weekend, Dolce & Gabbana’s spring 2013 collection was a campy homage to colonial Sicily, or, more accurately, “Sicilia,” as one burlap sack-dress . During the brand’s Spring 2013 runway presentation held on Sunday, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana chose to pair a collection of light, whimsical elements — such as . Walking in Milan over the weekend, Dolce & Gabbana’s spring 2013 collection was a campy homage to colonial Sicily, or, more accurately, “Sicilia,” as one burlap sack-dress . After causing an international uproar by sending what many deem to be racist imagery down their runway, Dolce & Gabanna have responded indirectly to the firestorm .
The Italian fashion house has faced allegations of racism this morning after reports emerged online comparing the label's statement earrings to decorative Blackamoor artworks, . Now Dolce & Gabbana has finally responded to the criticism, in a somewhat roundabout way, by posting an article on their website Swide.com, which explains the . Many argue that Dolce and Gabbana’s use of the Blackamoor earrings were clever and harmless, but what those of us with the sense of awareness noted were two White .
A new line of earrings by Dolce & Gabbana called Blackamoor, which depicts image of African women, is a racial concern in the fashion industry. Dolce and Gabbana’s blackamoor inspired earrings. Once a symbol of exoticism and source of awe for the cloistered European masses fascinated with what they considered . The Italian fashion house has faced allegations of racism this morning after reports emerged online comparing the label's statement earrings to decorative Blackamoor artworks, . In 2013, Dolce & Gabbana sent models down the runway wearing controversial blackamoor earrings. Blackamoor art is rooted in colonialism and is widely considered racist .
During the brand’s Spring 2013 runway presentation held on Sunday, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana chose to pair a collection of light, whimsical elements — such as . Walking in Milan over the weekend, Dolce & Gabbana’s spring 2013 collection was a campy homage to colonial Sicily, or, more accurately, “Sicilia,” as one burlap sack-dress . After causing an international uproar by sending what many deem to be racist imagery down their runway, Dolce & Gabanna have responded indirectly to the firestorm .
The Italian fashion house has faced allegations of racism this morning after reports emerged online comparing the label's statement earrings to decorative Blackamoor artworks, . Now Dolce & Gabbana has finally responded to the criticism, in a somewhat roundabout way, by posting an article on their website Swide.com, which explains the .
Many argue that Dolce and Gabbana’s use of the Blackamoor earrings were clever and harmless, but what those of us with the sense of awareness noted were two White .
A new line of earrings by Dolce & Gabbana called Blackamoor, which depicts image of African women, is a racial concern in the fashion industry.
Dolce and Gabbana’s blackamoor inspired earrings. Once a symbol of exoticism and source of awe for the cloistered European masses fascinated with what they considered .
The Italian fashion house has faced allegations of racism this morning after reports emerged online comparing the label's statement earrings to decorative Blackamoor artworks, .
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