The designer Tommy Hilfiger has not said that his clothes are just for "High Class White people"
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Since the 90s an urban legend circulates that ensures that the designer is against Latin or blacks seen his clothes.It is false that Hilfiger has said something like that publicly.
WhatsappFacebookTwitterCorreo electrónicoInsertarEnlace directoCopiarCódigo para insertarCopia este código y pégalo en tu página web para incluir este Fake de Newtral.Copiar código Por Rober Álvarez | 5min lectura Por Rober Álvarez | 5min lecturaYou have asked us through our WhatsApp service if it is true that designer Tommy Hilfiger made racist statements in the past.According to the American media of Fact-Checking Snopes.com, se trata de un bulo extendido en la cultura popular que tiene su origen en un correo electrónico viral que llevaría circulando desde 1996.Today it continues to spread through social networks, asking for a boycott to the brand.Is he
You have asked us through our WhatsApp service if it is true that designer Tommy Hilfiger made racist statements in the past.According to the American media of Fact-Checking Snopes.com, se trata de un bulo extendido en la cultura popular que tiene su origen en un correo electrónico viral que llevaría circulando desde 1996.Today it continues to spread through social networks, asking for a boycott to the brand.Is he bulo de Tommy Hilfiger.
According to the viral text, the designer would have been invited to the Oprah Winfrey television program.During the interview, Oprah would have asked him if it is true that on occasion Hilfiger had said that “if I had known that African Americans, Hispanics, Jews and Asians would buy my clothes, I would not have made it so good. Desearía que estas personas NO comprasen mi ropa, ya que está hecha para gente blanca de clase alta." Según el bulo, Hilfiger contestó un escueto “sí" y la presentadora le habría pedido que abandonase el programa.
Tommy Hilfiger's bully
De acuerdo a Snopes, un medio sensacionalista de Filipinas se habría hecho eco de este bulo, convirtiéndolo en viral.The author of the text placed the origin of this false appointment in an interview that the journalist Elsa Klensch would have made Hilfiger during the CNN Style program.According to the article, what Hilfiger had said was that there are people who do not feel their clothes well and that he would prefer not to wear it, as is the case of Asians and, particularly, the Filipinos.
Both The Oprah Winfrey Show and CNN Style With Elsa Klensch had to deny in a statement that Hilfiger had made these statements in their programs, ensuring that it hadn't even passed through their respective sets. El 11 de enero de 1999, la propia Oprah abrió su programa del diciendo “Lean mis labios: Tommy Hilfiger nunca ha aparecido en este show.To all the people who affirm that they have seen it and heard it: it never happened.I don't even know Tommy Hilfiger ".
In 2007, the designer stepped on Oprah's set for the first time. Allí, además de negar el rumor, aseguró que estaban realizando una investigación para averiguar el origen del bulo.His company made a statement in March 1997 by denying it and ensuring that “Hilfiger wants people from any origin to enjoy their clothes."
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You have asked us through our WhatsApp service if it is true that designer Tommy Hilfiger made racist statements in the past.According to the American media of Fact-Checking Snopes.com, se trata de un bulo extendido en la cultura popular que tiene su origen en un correo electrónico viral que llevaría circulando desde 1996.Today it continues to spread through social networks, asking for a boycott to the brand.Is he
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According to the viral text, the designer would have been invited to the Oprah Winfrey television program.During the interview, Oprah would have asked him if it is true that on occasion Hilfiger had said that “if I had known that African Americans, Hispanics, Jews and Asians would buy my clothes, I would not have made it so good. Desearía que estas personas NO comprasen mi ropa, ya que está hecha para gente blanca de clase alta." Según el bulo, Hilfiger contestó un escueto “sí" y la presentadora le habría pedido que abandonase el programa.
Tommy Hilfiger's bully
De acuerdo a Snopes, un medio sensacionalista de Filipinas se habría hecho eco de este bulo, convirtiéndolo en viral.The author of the text placed the origin of this false appointment in an interview that the journalist Elsa Klensch would have made Hilfiger during the CNN Style program.According to the article, what Hilfiger had said was that there are people who do not feel their clothes well and that he would prefer not to wear it, as is the case of Asians and, particularly, the Filipinos.
Both The Oprah Winfrey Show and CNN Style With Elsa Klensch had to deny in a statement that Hilfiger had made these statements in their programs, ensuring that it hadn't even passed through their respective sets. El 11 de enero de 1999, la propia Oprah abrió su programa del diciendo “Lean mis labios: Tommy Hilfiger nunca ha aparecido en este show.To all the people who affirm that they have seen it and heard it: it never happened.I don't even know Tommy Hilfiger ".
In 2007, the designer stepped on Oprah's set for the first time. Allí, además de negar el rumor, aseguró que estaban realizando una investigación para averiguar el origen del bulo.His company made a statement in March 1997 by denying it and ensuring that “Hilfiger wants people from any origin to enjoy their clothes."
Sources:
According to the viral text, the designer would have been invited to the Oprah Winfrey television program.During the interview, Oprah would have asked him if it is true that on occasion Hilfiger had said that “if I had known that African Americans, Hispanics, Jews and Asians would buy my clothes, I would not have made it so good. Desearía que estas personas NO comprasen mi ropa, ya que está hecha para gente blanca de clase alta." Según el bulo, Hilfiger contestó un escueto “sí" y la presentadora le habría pedido que abandonase el programa.
Tommy Hilfiger's bully
De acuerdo a Snopes, un medio sensacionalista de Filipinas se habría hecho eco de este bulo, convirtiéndolo en viral.The author of the text placed the origin of this false appointment in an interview that the journalist Elsa Klensch would have made Hilfiger during the CNN Style program.According to the article, what Hilfiger had said was that there are people who do not feel their clothes well and that he would prefer not to wear it, as is the case of Asians and, particularly, the Filipinos.
Both The Oprah Winfrey Show and CNN Style With Elsa Klensch had to deny in a statement that Hilfiger had made these statements in their programs, ensuring that it hadn't even passed through their respective sets. El 11 de enero de 1999, la propia Oprah abrió su programa del diciendo “Lean mis labios: Tommy Hilfiger nunca ha aparecido en este show.To all the people who affirm that they have seen it and heard it: it never happened.I don't even know Tommy Hilfiger ".
In 2007, the designer stepped on Oprah's set for the first time. Allí, además de negar el rumor, aseguró que estaban realizando una investigación para averiguar el origen del bulo.His company made a statement in March 1997 by denying it and ensuring that “Hilfiger wants people from any origin to enjoy their clothes."
Sources:
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