someone tell #balenciaga that a NOOSE is NOT fashion

Balenciaga is taking the "high fashion" to a whole new level. They've got dirt-covered Converse with what looks like Sharpie tagging, torn sweaters loaded up with holes - it's almost as if they're trying to glorify homelessness! It's ridiculous and just begs for explanation: why would anyone want these ragged items remade by luxury fashion brands? And are Balenciaga doing this on purpose or totally missing the mark?

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The plot only thickens when you look at Balenciaga's parent company, Kering, which also owns Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, and more. Kering's CEO is billionaire François-Henri Pinault, who owns the famous Christie's auction house. The website features many different types of art, including a series of art pieces by brothers Jake and Dinos Chapman. This series includes child sex mannequins that are extremely disturbing, cancel all celebrities and brands supporting Balenciaga is disgusting you are making them Rich enough to exploit children even human trafficking your are supporting them if you support all those celebrities... .. . . . .... ...