sSome celebrities that fans are demanding to speak out against Balenciaga for their problematic ads depicting children with teddy bears wearing bondage harnesses Bella Hadid And the Kim kardashian.
In response to the criticism, the high-fashion company dropped its divisive campaign on Tuesday. The next day, Balenciaga removed all of the photos from his Instagram account, but kept the highlights for his story, which included an apology for the bad news.
One representative said, “Balenciaga’s Instagram is periodically deleted after every campaign, collection release, etc.”
Balenciaga’s spam campaign used children
Balenciaga’s Spring 2023 collection, which premiered this fall Paris Fashion WeekThey are accompanied by advertisements.
On Wednesday, in the midst of the commotion, Hadid appeared to post and then remove an Instagram circle with numerous photos from her latest Balenciaga campaign.
The fashion brand hasn’t received a public reprimand from the 26-year-old model since the bear ads were removed. But fans praised her for removing the photos.
The 42-year-old Kardashian is also expected to publicly criticize the business. creator skimming He has a long association with Balenciaga and has participated in campaigns for the brand in the past, including walking for the brand July Paris Couture fashion show.
This encounter will be featured prominently in Thursday’s episode of “Kardashians” On Hulu, which is convenient.
Fans have flooded Kardashian’s Instagram with comments pleading for her to address objectionable ads.
along with Kardashian, Hadid, Dua Lipa, Nicole KidmanAnd the Naomi Campbell She appeared at the runway show in Paris. None of these women appear to have commented on BDSM-style advertisements in the media.
On Monday, Kidman posted a photo from the Balenciaga ad to Instagram. As of Wednesday night, it was still there.
stars including Paige Matthew, Sock Servant, Alexa Demi, And the Kim Yoon Kong He also appeared in the Winter ’22 campaign. As of press time, they have not publicly criticized the company.
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