Fast fashion brand Zara appears to have defended its highly criticised “Atelier” collection, which recently courted controversy for allegedly evoking the ongoing death and destruction in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Palestine war.
Fast fashion brand Zara’s much criticised “Atelier” collection that allegedly evokes death and destruction in Gaza has been taken down from the front page of its website and app amid boycott calls.
On X and Instagram, many are commenting on the use of rubble, a wooden box resembling a coffin, dummies or sculptures wrapped in white burial shrouds, and a suspended piece of cardboard or plaster that appears strikingly similar in shape to a map of Palestine.
