Luxury fashion house Loewe has apologized after being criticized for selling an ensemble resembling concentration camp uniforms from the Holocaust
A luxury fashion house apologized Friday after being criticized for selling an ensemble resembling concentration camp uniforms from theLoewe, a luxury brand based in Spain, sold the outfit as part of its William De Morgan capsule collection, which became available on November 14 and is inspired by the 19th century BritishMany who criticized the outfit -- including, a fashion industry watchdog account on Instagram -- cited the similarities to concentration camp uniforms worn by Holocaust...
Loewe issued the apology via the brand's Instagram account and has since removed the products from its website. "It was brought to our attention that one of our looks featured in a magazine and part of our Arts and Crafts ceramicist William De Morgan could be misconstrued as referring to one of the most odious moments in the history of mankind," the statement read."It was absolutely never our intention and we apologize to anyone who might feel we were insensitive to sacred memories. The products featured have been removed from our commercial offering.
This isn't the first time brands have come under fire for selling clothing reminiscent of the Holocaust.HECTOR GUERRERO/AFP via Getty Imagesfor selling a striped T-shirt bearing a yellow star -- which also resembled uniforms worn by Jewish concentration camp inmates. The company had said the shirt was actually inspired by"the sheriff's stars from the Classic Western films," but swiftly pulled the item just hours after it went on sale.
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