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Balenciaga on a mad one,” TikTok content creator and music producer Marc Baigent captionedthe allegedly incriminating clip, which claims to expose “satanic cult” symbolism using children as pawns. Images from Balenciaga's latest holiday campaign have been described as "disturbing" and "child exploiting". Revealed: Chilling 15-second dispatch call to first responders sent to Matthew Perry's house that referred to a 'drowning' - after Friends star's assistant had made 911 call There are no connections whatsoever between Balenciaga and Borremans... none of the suggestions are factual,' Robin Meason, Balenciaga's global PR director, told DailyMail.com.
One of the handbags in the form of a teddy bear in bondage gear from Balenciaga’s summer 2023 collection Photograph: Balenciaga All the items included in this shooting were provided by third parties that confirmed in writing that these props were fake office documents. Two well-known artists have become implicated in the second wave of scandal surrounding a recent Balenciaga ad campaign, as some have pointed to their work as evidence of the fashion brand’s supposed promotion of child exploitation.Notably, Balenciaga’s Garde-Robe effort came just days after another, equally controversial series of advertisements from the company. They would like us to believe that Demna is the all-seeing god-like genius who personally makes every creative decision in the house... yet, when a campaign gets rightly cancelled, those outside collaborators are suddenly to blame.
The Discovery of the Oldest Human Footprints in North America Thrilled Researchers. It Turns Out They May Not Be So Old Granary, which was founded by Central Saint Martins students to represent talent in the fashion industry, condemned Balenciaga's response. Agony of vegetarian student, 23, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour that left her 'tasting bacon' all the time after doctors blamed HORMONES and anxiety for her unusual warning signFriends cast are 'working on a joint statement' to release after beloved co-star Matthew Perry's sudden death
A bizarre video detailing the alleged demonic imagery has amassed 3.1 million views on TikTok as of Wednesday afternoon, with some viewers piling on to accuse the brand of “hidden messages” amid pleas for the second coming of “lord Jesus Christ 🙏🙏🙏” in the crowded comments section. Nonetheless, fashion industry insiders have blamed Demna Gvasalia, Balenciaga’s creative director since 2015,for failing to take responsibility for the scandal. She also said she is "currently re-evaluating" her relationship with Balenciaga, "basing it off their willingness to accept accountability". The luxury fashion house Balenciaga has apologised over adverts that showed children holding teddy bears in bondage gear and others featuring documents about child sexual abuse law as a prop. Optimism is a word we’ve heard over and over again this season. With rare exceptions designers have put on their blinders and decided it’s their job to help us shrug off the world’s sorrows and shop our despair away. Not Balenciaga’s Demna. Rising inequality, the return of fascism, the very real threat of nuclear war. He laid it all out at his post-apocalyptic show today, trying, I think, to shake us awake.Oh please,” Liriano said. “Demna doesn’t put out one image that he hasn’t approved. Demna is not only the creative director, he’s driving all the imagery behind the campaigns. To blame a production company is nuts.” On Monday, the luxury couture company issued a statement saying, “We strongly condemn child abuse; it was never our intent to include it in the narrative.” Thank you for being my friend': YOUR REACTIONS to the tragic passing of beloved Friends star Matthew Perry
Pop Culture How Artists Matthew Barney and Michaël Borremans Found Themselves Swept Up in Controversy Over a Balenciaga Ad Campaign For the Spring/Summer 2022 season, Balenciaga is reinterpreting the ever-classic photocall opportunity at Hollywood’s red carpet. The lookbook emulates the typical scenario, this time with guests all wearing Balenciaga’s latest collection on the walkway. In the filing, Balenciaga's lawyers blame the studio - which it has used multiple times in the past - for the controversy, making no mention of the bears controversy from earlier in the week.The high-fashion brand staged a photo shoot which featured two young girls holding teddy bears that were wearing what some have described as "bondage gear". The direction of the campaign and the choice of the objects displayed are not in the hands of the photographer," he wrote.
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