Nov 25, 2018

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D&GAF: Dolce and Gabbana’s problematic behavior catches up with them

Apparently, Dolce and Gabbana like to offend people. We all remember when Stefano Gabbana got caught cheesing with his blackface wearing friend, Dell’Acqua at that Disco Africa Halloween party only a few short years ago.

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Whitney Alese is a writer & podcaster. Featured in WIRED Magazine (Sept 2020) & I-D Magazine (Dec. 2021) She is based in Philadelphia.

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D&GAF: Dolce and Gabbana’s problematic behavior catches up with them

More from Whitney Alese

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