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P#ssyhats on the catwalk as Milan Fashion Week gets political
« on: February 28, 2017, 03:21:17 pm »
P#ssyhats on the catwalk as Milan Fashion Week gets political
AFP
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27 February 2017
08:57 CET+01:00
 

Italian designer Angela Missoni brought the political fight to Milan fashion week by ending her autumn-winter 2017 show with models clad in Pussyhats, the pink protest symbols of women's rights.

Supermodels including Gigi Hadid and Romee Strijd strutted down the runway in the Italian fashion capital on Saturday wearing Missoni's variation on the pointy-eared hats which featured her signature bold stripes around the brims.

The knitted pink hats with cat ears first appeared on January 21st at the Women's March in Washington, where protesters wore them as a sign of feminine solidarity the day after US President Donald Trump was sworn into office.

http://www.thelocal.it/20170227/pussyhats-on-the-catwalk-as-milan-fashion-week-gets-political
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Re: P#ssyhats on the catwalk as Milan Fashion Week gets political
« Reply #1 on: February 28, 2017, 04:55:20 pm »
P#ssyhats on the catwalk as Milan Fashion Week gets political
AFP
news@thelocal.it   
27 February 2017
08:57 CET+01:00
 

Italian designer Angela Missoni brought the political fight to Milan fashion week by ending her autumn-winter 2017 show with models clad in Pussyhats, the pink protest symbols of women's rights.

Supermodels including Gigi Hadid and Romee Strijd strutted down the runway in the Italian fashion capital on Saturday wearing Missoni's variation on the pointy-eared hats which featured her signature bold stripes around the brims.

The knitted pink hats with cat ears first appeared on January 21st at the Women's March in Washington, where protesters wore them as a sign of feminine solidarity the day after US President Donald Trump was sworn into office.

http://www.thelocal.it/20170227/pussyhats-on-the-catwalk-as-milan-fashion-week-gets-political

It's been political a LOOOOONNNGGGG time. How could an industry run by gay men dressing women with teen boy bodies NOT be political? They practically poop rainbows, no unicorns required. Then there's their animal rights/PETA campaigning, Global warming...They invented virtue signaling via their self created political stage.