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Victoria's Secret costume causes outrage among Native Americans
By: Kelly   |    Posted on November 12, 2012   |   1 Comments (0) (0)

Victoria's Secret has taken some heat recently for one of their outfits worn in their yearly fashion show, taped last Wednesday for broadcast on December 4th.  Model Karlie Kloss walked the runway dressed in a Native Amercian theme, complete with headdress.  Native American groups immediately called foul for the disrepectful stereotyping and Victoria's Secret immediately made the decision to pull the controversial catwalk footage from final broadcast edit.  Lingerie foul, Victoria!

Model Karlie Kloss (pictured at left) set off some controversy when she walked the runway wearing a Native American headdress (also called a war bonnet), a culturally insensitive faux pas that led the company to pull the footage of the offending outfit from its planned Dec. 4 broadcast.

Read more about the fashion show gaffe and public relation clean up at Yahoo! Finance.

 
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Lucien commented on November 20, 2012

Wow, what a plus to our culture in that it brings that healthy look to the forfront. Haters out their should be ashamed for making a fuss abd trying to be righteous. This is what a true native princess should look like, healthy, vibrant, outgoing, and making a living in a place where it is cut throat. This Piikani Nation member gives you thumbs up and thank you for being so brave.

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