Are you offended by D&G ?
- Thread starter BlackDiBiase
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malbaker86
Gators
is THIS sh!t?!?!?!?!?!?!? 
Xtraz2
Superstar
I wouldn't mind a bit h rockin that shyt
shyts hot
shyts hot
Honestly i dont care, I mean its a lot more worst shyt out to be offend by and yet most of us let it slide. Far as im concern we cant complain bout other races playin us out when we do it every day with out profit from it.
DaChampIsHere
Survive the drought
Black people never care when whites exploit their culture for financial gain. Why would they start caring now?
Isn't it weird that your average African black person can't afford D&G, yet their image is being used to line the wallets of a stranger un-related?
I bet there weren't even any black models.
White women being the literal mode of carrying cultural exploitation.
Black people really enjoy being points of novelty for mass culture.
Isn't it weird that your average African black person can't afford D&G, yet their image is being used to line the wallets of a stranger un-related?
I bet there weren't even any black models.
White women being the literal mode of carrying cultural exploitation.Black people really enjoy being points of novelty for mass culture.
Captain Crunch
Veteran
I feel a little uneasy about it.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
no t*ts, no ass.. yes I'm offended.
Non Sequitur
Creep.
I'm not African. I'm from Texas. Let me call up my great great great great great great grandfather and get his take on the matter 
black models probably passed...they wasnt sure if d&g was trying some slick shyt...
black model: what is this?
d&g: ummm, tribal print?
black model: which tribe?
d&g: yours?
black model: fukk outta here
you'd be a fool to think black models have any sort of racial integrity, it's one of the most racist industries alive.
i don't take any particular offense to the outfits. just wonder why they employed a bunch of cacs to wear it.
Mr Uncle Leroy
All Star
bf - blkface
is a tough one, cuz there was time in american history, were the "art" was sarcastic and then you look at the norm of dolls, and Caucasoid art in its peachness and pinkness, meh, it cant be that bad.
the only issue with Dolce and Gabana is there are no diverse model, oh the uniqueness of african black themed fashion senses on pale models...
and the unlikeliness of maybe a blk model wearing the clothes?
its on the middle line between art/not...mostly artistic
is a tough one, cuz there was time in american history, were the "art" was sarcastic and then you look at the norm of dolls, and Caucasoid art in its peachness and pinkness, meh, it cant be that bad.
the only issue with Dolce and Gabana is there are no diverse model, oh the uniqueness of african black themed fashion senses on pale models...
and the unlikeliness of maybe a blk model wearing the clothes?
its on the middle line between art/not...mostly artistic
If black models were wearing this, it wouldn't stand out or send any message.
The white models make it edgy, different, or fashionable. It's saying..."Hey, this style doesn't have to be race-exclusive if you do it right."
At least, that's what I interpret it as.
Getting mad will just draw attention to it...which, in turn, would make it more marketable...which would be good for them because it'd start another trend.
The white models make it edgy, different, or fashionable. It's saying..."Hey, this style doesn't have to be race-exclusive if you do it right."
At least, that's what I interpret it as.
Getting mad will just draw attention to it...which, in turn, would make it more marketable...which would be good for them because it'd start another trend.