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It was accused that the company portrayed Asian women as “ugly” and “spooky” with “greasy hair and scary eyelids” wearing traditional Chinese clothes and holding a Dior bag.Īccording to Global Times, the fashion house said that the exhibition was not a commercial ad for the brand and that it removed all related content from both online and offline platforms. Last year in November, Dior displayed a controversial photo at its Shanghai fashion exhibition.

The product is still available at other online stores but there is no acknowledgement that its design was inspired by traditional Chinese clothes.Īccording to a Global Times report, the news outlet received a response to its email to Dior which read, “Your opinion and suggestions are of great value to us as they allow us to continuously improve our customer service” and said that their message has been forwarded to the “relevant department”. However, the skirt has been removed from the shelves in Dior’s online stores in China’s mainland. The company is yet to comment on the controversy. The wraparound skirt has four slits on both of its sides and was used for horseback riding centuries ago. Demonstrators held up signs that read, “Dior, stop cultural appropriation” and “This is a traditional Chinese dress,” according to New York Post.Īccording to a South China Morning Post, Dior’s Hong Kong website has described the skirt as a “hallmark Dior silhouette, the mid-length skirt … updated with a new elegant and modern variation.” The only difference that people could spot between Dior’s so-called “rip-off” and the Chinese traditional skirt is that the former is calf-length while the original version of the skirt is floor-length.Ī post shared by 菲♡ protestors have demanded that Dior should halt all sales of the garment at its Paris store. When many details are the same, why is it shamelessly called a ‘new design’ and ‘hallmark Dior silhouette’?” The article said, “The so-called Dior silhouette is very similar to the Chinese horse-face skirt. The label’s skirt which is made of pleated fabric was slammed by an opinion piece on. Let’s take a closer look at the controversy.Ĭhinese protestors claim that the Dior skirt is a rip-off of the traditional “Mamian” or “horse-face” skirt worn in China during the Ming dynasty. The brand says that the skirt “highlights the idea of community and sisterhood in looks with a school uniform allure”. The controversial garment is a $3,800 black pleated skirt from Dior’s fall collection. They are also threatening to stage similar protests in New York and London, according to some social media posts. Students demonstrated in front of the Christian Dior store on the Avenue des Champs-Elysees in the French capital. With photos from the always wonderful Heidi Lau, the results are soft and pretty, with just the slightest hint of edge – not unlike a boutique hotel in a faraway land.In the world of fashion, ripping-off is a grave crime and french luxury fashion house Christian Dior is guilty if the Chinese are to be believed. Dozens of students have taken to the streets in Paris to protest against Dior, accusing it of cultural appropriation and claiming it has copied a classic Chinese skirt design, dating back to the Ming dynasty.

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Balancing her feminine tendencies, with a few non-negotiables for her mister (including a massive TV and modern gallery wall) was the key here, and I’m pleased to announce that we have two very happy campers on our hands. Dealing with a husband and wife duo is always a bit of a challenge, but Krystin and her husband were so wonderful the whole way through. I recently worked with my sweet friend Danni, purveyor of the most beautiful pillows and fabrics around, to help bring Suburban Faux Pas blogger, Krystin’s, master bedroom to life, and I’m thrilled to share the results with you today… Like most projects I tackle, this one wasn’t without its compromises. It has connected me with some of the most wonderful humans on the planet – people I’ve met once, but feel like I’ve known forever, which has been the most wonderfully unexpected bonus over the years. Starting a blog has been the single most satisfying thing I’ve ever done. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again.

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