{"id":19947,"date":"2018-12-21T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2018-12-21T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.milleworld.com\/call-out-culture-fashion\/"},"modified":"2022-10-17T18:04:08","modified_gmt":"2022-10-17T18:04:08","slug":"call-out-culture-fashion","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.milleworld.com\/call-out-culture-fashion\/","title":{"rendered":"5 Times Designers Got Cancelled Because of Call-Out Culture"},"content":{"rendered":"

Of all the things to have sprung up thanks to the rise of social media, call-out culture has probably had one of the biggest impacts on the fashion industry. With a rise in social justice warriors roaming the internet, and Instagram accounts like Diet Prada<\/a> in play, anyone is fair game, no matter size or scale.<\/p>\n

Thanks to the viral phenomenon of call-out culture, the past few years have seen some of fashion\u2019s biggest names declared cancelled\u2014with their reputation smeared (rightfully so) over everything from racist remarks and cultural appropriation to downright despicable behaviours like soliciting inappropriate photos from minors.<\/p>\n

So in the spirit of the new year, we decided to round up some of the industry\u2019s biggest cancellations.<\/p>\n

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana <\/b><\/h2>\n
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#DGlovesChina ? More like #DGdesperateforthatChineseRMB lol. In a bid to further appeal to luxury’s covetable Chinese consumers, @dolcegabbana released some hella offensive \u201cinstructional\u201d videos on the usage of chopsticks. Pandering at it’s finest, but taken up a notch by painting their target demographic as a tired and false stereotype of a people lacking refinement\/culture to understand how to eat foreign foods and an over-the-top embellishment of clich\u00e9 ambient music, comical pronunciations of foreign names\/words, and Chinese subtitles (English added by us), which begs the question\u2014who is this video actually for? It attempts to target China, but instead mocks them with a parodied vision of what modern China is not…a gag for amusement. Dolce & Gabbana have already removed the videos from their Chinese social media channels, but not Instagram. Stefano Gabbana has been on a much-needed social media cleanse (up until November 2nd), so maybe he kept himself busy by meddling with the marketing department for this series. Who wants to bet the XL cannoli \u201csize\u201d innuendos were his idea? Lmao. \u2022 #dolceandgabbana #altamoda #rtw #dgmillennials #stefanogabbana #shanghai #chinese #italian #cannoli #meme #wtf #dumb #lame #chopsticks #foodie #tutorial #cuisine #italianfood #asianmodel #asian #chinesefood #dietprada<\/a><\/p>\n

Une publication partag\u00e9e par Diet Prada \u2122<\/a> (@diet_prada) le