Is Dolce & Gabbana Stealing From Hip Hop?

This week, Dolce & Gabbana released the spread for their fashion new campaign, which is a line of hijabs and abayas. The new fashion spread has caused a bit of a controversy, with a lot of intense public opinion coming to forefront, being that it’s being promoted as a fashion trend for all, rather than marketed towards Muslims. This obviously isn’t the first time that fashion trend has come from another cultural influence, as hip hop has also had dipped their hands in a few themselves. The question we ask here is if Dolce & Gabbana are right or wrong to disregard the Muslim women the trend is intended for.

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Read more on Dolce & Gabbana’s campaign controversy on the following pages.

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