Reformation founder Yael Aflalo admitted that she has 'failed' after claims of racism toward her and her clothing brand surfaced.
has publicly admitted that she's"failed."to its Instagram account, which read,"If you want to help fight for justice right now, here are a few organizations we recommend supporting. We will be donating to the organizations above." The organizations listed were Black Lives Matter, Reclaim the Block, Black Visions Collective, the NAACP and the ACLU.
In response to the post and among comments from others expressing criticism of the company, former employee wrote,"Working for Reformation deeply traumatized me. Being overlooked and under valued as a woman of color who worked & managed their flagship store for 3years was the hardest. I cried many times knowing the color of my skin would get me no where in this company. Yael never looked at me. She would walk pass me and never spoke to me.
her post over the weekend. It appears the messages between the women were sent on Instagram, but Santiago did not specify.In her message to Borenstein, Santiago alleged that Borenstein"consistently hired white women with the same or less qualifications as me, over me" while Santiago had worked as an assistant manager allegedly without a manager above her for more than a year.
"Her mentality is why the leadership table at Ref has always looked like it has and has always treated black & non-black roc the way it has. Systematic racism," Santiago alleged. Santiago further claimed in her message to Borenstein that"women not so trendy or not so skinny" were also treated with disgust and, allegedly after being shown a potential black model, Santiago claimed Aflalo responded with"we're not ready for that yet." Santiago also raised the subject of an alleged photo of Aflalo and eating fried chicken posted to Instagram to celebrate Black History Month.
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