Days after the controversial comments on gay families, Dolce & Gabbana faces another controversy against feminists groups over an ad that subliminally suggests rape.
Dolce & Gabbana, a well-known fashion couture from italy, recently released an ad that enraged feminist activists from around the globe.
The controversial ad illustrates a couple suggesting a sexual submission, as the dominant pins the submissive. The act happens as 4 other males are actively watching the scene.
Feminists groups over the social media began to pour their outrage on different sites, calling the ad beyond offensive as it evokes violence against women and
On a report by Page Six, Kelly Cutrone, an American fashion publicist and "America's Next Top Model" judge, vented her dismay against the Italian designers.
"These guys are destructive" says Cutrone. She also expressed how shocked she was when she saw the ad. She told how she found it disturbing and violating.
The iconic fashion brand recently received boycott messages and negative comments throughout the social media due to their controversial comments on gay families and synthetic babies on a magazine interview, according to HuffingtonPost.
The hashtag #BoycottDolceGabbana started to circulate ever since and was used by the likes of Elton John, Ricky Martin, Val McDermid and Kaeyi Dream.
Currently the social outburst is increasing in parallel with the controversial comments and ad.
There are no reply from the people of Dolce & Gabbana yet, and the ad is still circulating in fashion magazines.
Dolce & Gabbana, is an Italian iconic couture that were founded by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. The couple dated for 23 years before breaking up last 2005.
See the controversial ad and Cutrone's reaction here.