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Really, Gucci? Another Fashion House Releases ‘Racist’ Garment

7th February 2019 By Shawna Healey 1 1038

By Shawna Healey Italian fashion house Gucci has pulled a black polo neck knit with a red lip cut out from its Autumn/Winter 2018 collection this week, after receiving backlash in the form of accusations of racism. Balaclava knit top by Gucci. Happy Black History Month y’all. pic.twitter.com/HA7sz7xtOQ — Cocolo Chanel (@evilrashida) February 6, 2019…
Fashion, Lifestyle, News
Rihanna in talks to become first black female designer at LVMH

27th January 2019 By Shawna Healey 0 469

By Shawna Healey There are rumours circulating the internet that Rihanna is teaming up with fashion conglomerate LVMH to launch her own fashion brand, making her the brand’s first black female designer. The singer, actress and businesswoman has previously launched several apparel lines and business ventures, including a collaboration with Puma, Puma x Fenty, following the…
Fashion
Supreme x Slipknot: 2019’s most unexpected collaboration?

17th January 2019 By Shawna Healey 0 4740

By Shawna Healey Rumours have been circling the internet that street wear and hype-beast brand Supreme will be collaborating with the metal band Slipknot. Yes, Slipknot. Mock-up of the Supreme x Slipknot collection by Twitter user supremeleaksnews Slipknot recently released the music video for their new song, ‘All Out Life’. Frontman Corey Taylor spoke to…
Manchester, News
Plans For Manchester Zoo Spark Ethical Debates

17th January 2019 By Shawna Healey 0 1373

By Shawna Healey Trafford Council are considering a planning application for a Manchester zoo, to be run by zoologist Johnpaul Houston. The plans, if implemented, will hopefully be completed by 2021, Houston has said. In an interview with the BBC, Mr. Houston has said: “I think people just get so inspired by zoos and nature….
News
#NotOneMore Campaigners Hang Dummies From Westminster Bridge

12th January 2019 By Shawna Healey 0 3830

By Shawna Healey Content warning: contains discussion of suicide. On January 10th, a group of 20 activists behind the campaign CrazyTall hung 20 dummies from London’s Westminster Bridge in an attempt to raise awareness of mental illness in young people. In 2017, 165 people between the ages of 10 and 19 took their own life,…

Really, Gucci? Another Fashion House Releases ‘Racist’ Garment

Rihanna in talks to become first black female designer at LVMH

Supreme x Slipknot: 2019’s most unexpected collaboration?

Plans For Manchester Zoo Spark Ethical Debates

#NotOneMore Campaigners Hang Dummies From Westminster Bridge

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