Alessandro Michele takes responsibility for blackface sweater

Gucci executives have broken their silence on last week's controversy surrounding a sweater that evoked blackface imagery. The brand pulled its black, high-necked balaclava sweater, which retailed for 890 dollars, from its stores on Thursday with an apology sent out via social media after comparisons were made between the black sweater with exaggerated red lips and racist blackface imagery.


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Alessandro Michele
Gucci