isn't the only big name italian brand to be called out recently with claims of racism in december prada withdrew a line of monkey key chains after consumers complained they resembled racist caricatures of black people we got the thoughts of political commentator and a walker and a body confidence advocate and joanne morales i think the fact that it was released during black history month in america shows that it's very intentional toward something i mean this isn't the first major brand to do something so silly so i think they didn't learn from prada what they thought actually we can use that as a marketing strategy will apologize it doesn't matter if we have people's feelings it doesn't matter if it's racist and i think that they they planned every step of the way completely well you would have to see the backlash if you defied the idea that this looked like a black person which of course it did not just explodes those your viewers who haven't seen it it's effectively a black turtleneck that goes up just to around here and then has opening for your mouth it doesn't look like a black pe

i mean this isn't the first major brand to do something so silly so i think they didn't learn from prada what they thought actually we can use that as a marketing strategy will apologize it doesn't matter if we have people speeding it doesn't matter if it's racist and i think that they they planned every step of the way completely well you would have received the backlash if you'd have had the idea that this looked like a black person which of course it did not just explodes those your viewers who haven't seen it it's effectively a black turtleneck that goes up just to around here and then has i hope for your mouth it doesn't look like a black person i've ever see that my life i cannot see any connection firstly with black history month as we were just talking about a second but also ridicule of black people in the only way you can say it's not something that would offend someone because we're not the people that have been offended in history with something so similar it does look like blackface again from the minstrel show it's a huge resemblance and with prada getting it so wrong and c

a few weeks ago prada pulled these figurines depicting a monkey with bright, red lips.eted, we never had the intention of offending anyone. we abhor all forms of racism. and racist imagery. this isn't the first time big brands have been accused of lacking racial sensitivities. h & m hired a diversity leader in the wake of this faux pas, and there was this all white sneaker meant to commemorate black history month. the sportswear company pulled the shoe saying, they did not reflect the spirit and philosophy of how adidas believes they should celebrate black history month. now spike lee, nominated for his film black klansman, is using his platform during the height of award season boycotting prada and gucci until the brands hire more black designers. he says, it's obvious to the peoples that they don't have a clue when it comes to racist, blackface hateful imagery. wake up. now other celebrities and artists including rapper t.i., are calling on the public to join the protest against the brands. >> people have no tolerance for a lack of diversity in this day and age. fashi

task over a polo neck sweater which some people said resembled a blackface costume and in december prada with true line of monkey key chains after consumers complained they looked like characters of black people how does this keep happening with supposedly luxury brands know when the gucci clogged the similarity between their races imagery of their eight hundred ninety eight dollars black frieze jumper and prada ski chain the latter of which was pulled from stores less than two months ago or does it just not care i fail to see racism over these people really need to get over themselves and the victim mentality i would never see a monkey and identity myself with it or the to warm up my nose do you seriously they are actively using this racist bull as a means of state in the news and attracting people who think it's a cool bird to flip that political correctness gone mad they know exactly what they're doing there are again a global brand with serious strategists. all three fashion brands apologized though not everyone was entirely satisfied by it we spoke to video artist. and video special

i mean this isn't the first major brand to do something so silly so i think they didn't learn from prada what they thought actually we can use that as a marketing strategy will apologize it doesn't matter if we have people speeding's it doesn't matter if it's racist and i think that they they planned every step of the way completely well you would have received the backlash if you'd have had the idea that this looked like a black person which of course it did not just explodes those your viewers who haven't seen it it's effectively a black turtleneck that goes up just to around here and then has a an opening for your mouth it doesn't look like a black person i've ever see the my life i mean firstly can i just point out i'm not being formally that black people are not black in the same way that white people like me are not fully white if that was a white t. shirt with a black person to work i would say it was ridiculing me for being white just reopened if we had suffered from a recent back in back in the history back in history how how black people did we would also be offended we can't s

there is gucci, prada, several more in the last few months alone.think they would be aware of what is going on. yes, there is controversy over the latest sweater from gucci, the blackface controversy. wonder? to , what is going on it seems to be a particular problem with some of these italian brands -- gucci, prada, dolce & gabbana in china, all. >> falling into these controversies you have to wonder where they don't hire somebody to look at these things more carefully? i would imagine that process is now firmly underway. despite the controversy, and it has been documented on social media and elsewhere, there is a slight concern that gucci, in particular, is becoming un controversial, that it is becoming a little bit mainstream. tore up the script a few years ago when it came to gucci's look and feel but now it is concern that it is becoming a little bit more mainstream? >> yes, the brand over the years has gone up and down, up and down, depending on the star designer who is there or not. the current one completely transformed it. they had years of

democratic party democratic party right when it comes to fashion i mean big brands like gucci and prada pay people to ensure that such p.r. disaster is up prevented if think spike lee is right when he says that a lack of black fashion design is is a problem is a problem just the lack of representation in major multinational corporations be the film industry or the fashion industry. i think that's certainly part of the problems so clearly it is to have a more diverse staff on of designers and and of course managers is going to allow a more diverse set of ideas but then also for people to be aware when different types of things could be a problem with different our groups and so certainly for whatever reason. our companies do not have a diverse staff or if they do have people who are from communities of color those people may not be tapped into those communities of color to really understand what's going to make them out so clearly some serious changes have to go on how have you made at these companies very interesting about the sank you so much for joining us i mean yes great abraham can

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lee, remember, he will be walking the red carpet on sunday, will there be people wearing gucci and pradais lead when he says he's not going to be wearing that. >> enough of that. >>> meghan markle snuck into new york city for a baby shower. >> cameras captured the duchess of sussex, and reports said she secretly arrived in the big apple on friday. the guest list to welcome her little one had big names including serena williams, "suits" co-star and marcus anderson. he's believed bthpersonuced me harry. >> i missed it. i missed the baby shower. >> you were invited but told her you could not make it, right? >> the last royal black prince's baby shower i went to was janai norman's. >> mine? oh, kenneth, that was good. that was good. welcome back, kenneth, we missed you. >>> coming up, the young girl who was bullied and the stepfather that took matters into his own hands, literally. >>> and later in "the skinny," what a-rod caught j lo doing on camera for the entire world to see. you're watching "world news now." ♪ jlo doing on camera for the entire world to see. you're watching "world news n

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. >> reporter: prada recently a pullentire collection of products depicting a monkey with bright red lips. and h&m hired a diversity leader owcasing this online ad featuring a hoodie with the phrase "coolers monkey in the jungle." >> if people who look like me were working in the boardr gucci, this board of director would have never been green lit. >> reporter: these fashion statements turned social faux pas, trending foall the wrong asons. kathy park, nbc news,tuew york. >>rning now to the growing crisis in venezuela where u.s. aid trucks arrived ae border today but are not being allowed to enter the country. kerry sanders is inside venezuela with more tonight. >> reporter: tonight venezuelan president nicolas maduro's military blocking desperately needed food and medicine sent by the united states. maro saying today, hands o venezuela. those maduro supporters showing up today expressing their blind faith in everything their leader tells them, including, there isn no hunger inuela. [ speaking spanish ] >> "there is no hunger in this country." reporter: but thousands are leaving the

and prada recently pulled an entire collection of products depicting a monkey with bright red lips. >> diversity in the boardroom is essential if fashion houses really want to enter the 21st century. >> reporter: the globe's top brands missing the mark yet again. lucy kafanov, london. >>> tonight we focus on the best-selling prescription drug in the world. for patients, it's life changing. it's also very expensive. in fact, it costs on average five times more to buy it here than for people in europe. how is that justified? nbc's kristen dahlgren takes a look in "your money, your life." >> reporter: 28-year-old analise mabe can't live without humira to treat her crohn's disease, a debilitating intestinal condition. >> it's really life or death. just a year ago i was hospitalized due to complications. >> moderate to severe crohn's disease. >> reporter: it has a list price of more than $2400 per dose, in the united states that is. in europe you can get humira for much less. in the uk, for example, it is 1/6 the price. why the difference? >> we have a system here in the united states wher

similarity between their races imagery of their eight hundred ninety eight dollars black frieze jumper and prada ski chain the latter of which was pulled from stores less than two months ago or does it just not care i fail to see racism over this people really need to get over themselves and the victim mentality i would never see a monkey and identity myself with it or swear to warm up my nose do you seriously all three fashion brands apologized not everyone was entirely satisfied we spoke to video artist i'm on jay gone and media specialist cameron thomas to get there though. i believe that there is a clear a lot of sensitivity to issues that are particularly jarrin and hurtful or offensive at the moment in this country in the u.s. not only is black history month but it's also a time where conservative politicians in this country including the president of the denounce. are particularly time that's when it comes to racial issues and it's very very important that our rulers artists and from editors and creative scholar of all sorts designers as well it's very important that we. listen in to what

is what we're seeing here which is like a sort of a kirin it was part of their line of goods called prada mania they had to pull it after it also resembled black face and they apologized for it and then finally just several weeks ago the fashion director of brazil and actually in just the past few days she had to step down. made a yes and after photos which are what we're seeing here resembled. essentially a brazilian slave and master theme called move commas and it was you know it got into it was incredibly controversial to consider that this you know was deemed sort of something that was acceptable and so she has subsequently stood down on apologized for actually releasing photographs like this is so crazy if i may use the word for an industry so obsessed with ought to x. i mean their tone deaf and blind when it comes to their soul and it's just weird now in addition to racism that's not the only issue plaguing the industry no you're absolutely right and as you just mentioned there it's not the only one and hayley hasselhoff yes daughter of the famous david hasselhoff we're seeing are h

mentioning different brands and now well we've seen the same situation happening to good cheese and prada now katy perry why do you think fashion designers keep making this mistake. that's a good question you really get you've got to dig down into the you know the the the the motivations psychology of the fashion designer you know maybe they are maybe they are creating these lines to create controversy. and you know in marketing we call that disruption. you know so it if they're doing it for that case that for that reason then they will continue to do that. but i doubt that he's you know the intention to create controversy i mean this all these cases seem to be real blatant mistakes on on one certain things in this country just on flight some of these things are designed in europe where you know blackface is still a thing in amsterdam and internet allowance and and it's still a controversy every year but he still happens whereas in the us is like no that is not ok so i think we live in a global culture right now where a lot of things that are ok in certain places are not appearing on ther

olivia colman looking spectacular in prada, she has made it her thing to wear female designers, createdoidery, she looked really fabulous i think. another remarkable diva of the evening was lady gaga looking stupendous in alexander mcqueen. bearing diamonds last worn by audrey hepburn as one does. more brit presence. and another brit who caught my eye was rachel vice. she w0 re caught my eye was rachel vice. she wore an amazing siobhan she dress with a latex top and i think the interesting thing about red carpet dressing it's often quite traditional. fairy tale dresses of your, to put some latex in there by a british designer, claire wade keller, who made megan michael's wedding dress, that was a way to change things up. he spilled champagne down there, you just wipe it. i didn't think of that. i like the way your mind works, often the men looked to be restricted in what they can wear. at the baftas we saw some of the men breaking with tradition not going for the black dinner jacket tradition not going for the black dinnerjacket and tradition not going for the black dinner jacket and bo

taken to task over a polo neck which some people said resembled a black face costume and in december prada with true line of monkey key chains after consumers complained they look like caricature has of black people. all three fashion brands apologized though not everyone was entirely satisfied by that so we spoke to a video artist i'm on and on and media specialist cameron thomas to get death. i believe there is a clear alive for sensitivity to issues that are particularly jarrin in her school or offensive at the moment in this country in the us not only is black history month but it's also time where conservative politicians in this country including the president of the denounce are particularly time that when it comes to racial issues and it's very very important our rulers artists and from editors and creative scholar of all sorts designers as well it's very important that we start listening to what's happening and not move and we need to respond to the current political savior of with our creation in terms of the issue it's an overreaction this is an issue that's really feeding into

lunch break but along that adela prada doesn't have time to eat she's doing a radio interview. and under the law you know already very early that you wanted to become a conductor what were the reasons for that i was a very curious child and very. excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and always this year and for being on stage with the musicians and being part of that magic. around that has been successful all over the world. outside her home country. she's often invited to take charge and festivals and give guest performances in mexico but so far she's not in jordan major success. she is still hard for critics criticism in mexico which is sad because. when you have a great talent you have to use all the power to needs you have to keep it in your country and keep it in your in your concert halls and with your young musicians and and and we have to last a long drop. first of all she's a woman the second is she is young and beautiful. she is an entrepreneur into physical world she's an artist in the entrepreneurial world and finally she did not

as the ballet nala and it only films that will be shown in theaters should be allowed this sort of prada place of a red carpet like this. one to tell us a break for what's coming up in this. yes later this hour in the culture section all be talking to chew with colegio for the star of twelve years a slave who's here with his directorial debut the boy who harnessed the wind and amazing film which also happens to have been financed by netflix so more on that later in the hour i mean i'm jealous about it. for a thank you for. the news coming up next indeed a billion years africa we focus on nigeria's young and poor as i struggle to make ends meet will this weekend's presidential elections make any difference to their lives. a new africa coming up i'll be back at the top of the. get ready for something new on the w. news office bringing you stories cross the major stories that shape up well enough for the news media's africa. six first day at school. the first coming less of a minute doors granda moment arrives. showing your ranting on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive document

task over a polo neck sweater which some people say resembled a blackface costume and then december prada was through a line of monkey chains out for consumers complained they look like caricature of black people earlier i spoke to a video artist ramon j. gone and media specialist cameron thomas to get their thoughts. i don't believe there is a clear like of sensitivity to issues that are particularly jarrin and hurtful or offensive at the moment in this country in the u.s. not only is black history month but it's also a time where conservative politicians in this country including the press and to denounce states are particularly tone that when it comes to racial issues and it's very very important that our rulers artists and filmmakers and creative. designers as well it's very important that we start listening to what's happening and not unlimited and we need to respond to the current political set of the errors with our creation in terms of the issue it's an overreaction this is an issue that's really feeding into a bigger issue a black face that's coming out of virginia. and i think i

story, the attorney general with his blackface story, the gucci sweater, whatever that thing was from pradaand in the words of d.j. collared another one. >> katy perry is facing backlash for a shoe design that resemiabilities blackface. the shoes features a face with exaggerated red lips. though the shoes were in different colors, people pointed out the problematic image of the black ones. they have been taken off online. >> trevor: when black people said you should put yourselves in our shoes, we did not mean this, we meant jeezys! katy perry came under fire for shoes that resemble blackface. if anything, it looks like she was trying to re-create a crappy kindergarten project. but when you're living in society where certain imagery has historically been used to dehumanize black people, you have to be sensitive. if you're a designer, a simple rhyme to help you, red lips with white skin, that's a fashion win. red lips with black skin, that shit's racist! ( laughter ) you remember that. and look, part of me was surprised these shoes got caught up in the blackface scandal but it didn't help wh

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cranes, tall buildings, people moving from the country to the city, marc jacobs, prada, i mean, this young nation. they like to eat, uh, kentucky fried chicken. they like to spend a lot of the time on the internet. the history of our country is a history of a war. we had a thousand years under the chinese, and then we had 80 years under the french, and then the japanese came in, and when the americans left, finally, in 1975 we got involved with cambodia. so, we only have peace since 1989. just in the matter of a few decades the entire population will be those without any war experience, and that's a great thing. >> anthony: and what are we eating today? >> tao: well, we are going to have a bánh cun. >> anthony: and that means? >> tao: rice roll. very thin. >> anthony: like a crepe, uh -- >> tao: yes, it's like a crepe. and inside ground minced pork and wood ear mushroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let

gucci and prada recently pulled these items from store shelves vowing to make amends after many drewn't necessarily have people within their company who are adept at understanding the difference nuances of those markets. >> reporter: kennedy says she hopes that burberry's actions speak louder than words. >> i think the positive that came out of all of this was it's given the entiustry a lesson to make sure that they watch what they're producing and how it will affect other people. >> and now kennedy says she has been overwhelmed by the positive response and hopes that like gucci, burberry and other high fashion houses will really work to be more inclusive and culturally sensitive. >> good for her for speaking out. thank you, juju. cecilia? >>> should we turn to the oscars, guys? chris connelly went one on one with some of this year's nominees before their big night taking them back to where it all began asking these stars what they'd want to say to their younger selves. ♪ >> reporter: what would you have wanted to tell this young lady? >> ooh. ooh. maybe lay off the product. lay off

. >>> director spike lee says he will boycott gui and prada until they hire black this week gucci pulled this sweater. in anam instagr post lee insinuated if either fashion b house hck designers on staff those items would not have made it to shelves. >>> flu season far from over. the flu is now widpread in 47 states, including virginia. and there's no sign that the season has peaked yet. people over thege of 65 have been hit especially hard this year. still nowhere near the high levels we experienced last year at this time. doctors say it's still not too t late get a flu vak sooen. getting a flu shot can you and the people around you andles and lessen the symptoms if you do get sick. >>> a state senator talking about his deployment to afghanistan and what he'll miss when he's gone to news4. >>> and the cold and wind have arrived. doug is tracking a winter storm doug is tracking a winter storm that could have an im so you finally got fios, huh? yep, and wanna know what the best part about it is? nope. gaming with less lag? nope. watching movies in 4k? the best part about it is, right now,

of the realm of hard politics, you can look at gu chi we just had a blackface incident this week, pradaad one a couple of months ago and see that, you know, claiming cultural ignorance is no longer an option and instead what we have to look at is, why do people think they won't get caught or why is this okay? >> i wanted to ask you about your tweet, leah. our people shocked by the blackface or shocked that folks get caught? to your point, which do you think it is? >> i think the real -- what's underneath this is the shock that people get caught and so there are a couple of things as we think about this. one, there's a real, you know, disappointment that it continues to happen over and over again. there's also a disappointment that it happens among say politicians or respected leaders in the communities, all those college kids who are posing in blackface and taking pictures generations ago, years ago, couple months ago, those people grow up and they become doctors and lawyers and they become politicians. there should be no surprise there. i think the real reason, the real thing that peop

. >> if you walk around hanoi, you see all of the high-end shopsz samsung facilities, prada stores a lot of economic activity here in hanoi, and in many ways the u.s. delegation views this city and its history as a model potentially for what could happen in north korea, brian zblierkts the head of the labour party makes a huge u-turn. willem marks joining us live with more on that. willem >> thanks, brooin. once again, political developments here in the u.k. are driving the pound. let's take a look at what happened yesterday afternoon jeremy corbin, leader of the opposition party, formally declaring that the labour party would now back the idea of a second referendum on brexit. you see this blip coming up here that's in response to that, and then later last night what we see here is this rise now ur up nearly .7% against the dollar. what we've seen there is that is a response to reports that theresa may, the prime minister, is now willing to counter the idea of delay in brexit. it's really a significant change if she does formally announce that, of course, because for the last two ye

. >> from the city of angels, "the devil wears prada" is back. >> i'm so excited to be back >> she wasking stunning on the red carpet. >> -- after a couple days in l.a. >> you did an amazing job. >> i appreciate it. >> we care about the content and words coming out of your mouth, but you looked stunning. >> thank you. it was so much fun, so much fun. i have never done anything like that. i had the best of times. >> i want to know all the stories. can't tell them right now because we have a lot of news to get to. >> anything really juicy, i texted you. >> that is very true. you did an incredible job. we were all clapping and applauding you, your "world news now" family. great to have you back. >> thank you. >> we are glad you are back. >>> we expect a monumental day on capitol hill. president trump's former fixer and attorney, michael cohen is ready tell his side of the story in public. >> the open hearing in the house follows nine hours of closed door testimony in the senate. he is expected to accuse the president of criminal conduct. his lawyer says he has the documents to back up his

funny comedian, boweyang, where he lipsynched to a a meryl streep monologue from "the devil wears pradamething similar. it is called the "a star is born challenge." all right, now -- [ cheers and appuse ] you have to take a video of yourself lip-synching to the vi part of the where bradley cooper says to lady gaga, "i just want to take another look at u." [ laughter ] i did one earlier today with one our writers. check this out, for example. >> hey. >> what?t >> i jnted to take another look at you. [ laughter ] >> oh, thanks. it's funny because i thought you said you want to toss another book at me. [ laughter ] >> want another one? >> no. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was a fun one. thank you for playing, nate. now it's your turn. you can play both parts or get a friend involved. you can dress up like the characters or wear whatever you want. just have fun with it. then post it on ticktock, instagram or twitter and make sure you add the hashtag, "a star iborn challenge." then we'll show our favorite ones on our show. e cheers and applause ] i can't wait to at you guys come up

doing this on purpose because any publicity is good publicity but are people buying more products from pradatives that they are going to get off of the press. they have already got the core fan base as well as it will then bring in... it might even encourage the core of fans to see the product, to see the brands that they already like and encourage them to buy other things. in a way i think we should stop talking about the brand and reclaim that debate. we should be talking about how much it damages the perspective of black people, the view of black people. fundamentally it dehumanises black people. those shoes are saying it is fine to caricature black people, it is fine to make fun of them. we need to understand those views go all the way into the workplace and we know from lots of studies that this massive inequality, racial inequality in the workplace, that is about stereotypes fundamentally, about stereotypes fundamentally, about seeing black people as being worthless or having less value. joel has got in touch to say do the shoes with little faces come in different colours and if so the

. >> that scene from "the devil wears prada" illustrates just how influential the fashion industry cany designer christian dior is drawing huge crowds and rave reviews. holly williams got a ticket from london. >> reporter: for more than seven decades, the house of dior has been synonymous with luxury, elegance, and opulence. >> the name of the printed taffeta dress for the new line -- >> reporter: now a blockbuster exhibition in london has brought together hundreds of dior's most iconic works. bejewelled and embroidered by artisans, designs that blur the line between fashion and art. >> everything on display in this exhibit is haute couture which means, of course, it's made by hand at dior. there are these strong codes or themes of design which have really carried through from christian dior's designs in the 70-plus years in the house. >> reporter: the show revealed how dior's influence was from the start downright revolutionary. the story of dior began just after the second world war, an age of penny pinching, until a french designer, christian dior, stunned the fashion world with his