Style Icon: Karl Lagerfeld

[PriceScopeKayti]

Karl Lagerfeld passed away last year, but he is still an icon worthy of celebration. What is your favorite Lagerfeld creation?

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[whitewave]

He hated fat people and was super judgmental, so I never cared for him. Miserable SOB.

He was anti woman, but made his fortune off of them, so he can rot wherever he is.

“Heidi Klum, he said, was "simply too heavy" to be a runway model; the problems in the French health care system were caused by "all the diseases caught by people who are too fat."

We can't ignore Karl Lagerfeld's complex legacy

Hilary George-Parkin writes that Karl Lagerfeld's legacy is bound to shape fashion for decades to come, but we owe it to ourselves to not dismiss the parts of it -- particularly his archaic and damaging views of women's bodies -- that we don't like.

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I choose not to celebrate a disordered toxic individual.

Sorry, Kayti.

 

[elizat]

He hated fat people and was super judgmental, so I never cared for him. Miserable SOB.

He was anti woman, but made his fortune off of them, so he can rot wherever he is.

“Heidi Klum, he said, was "simply too heavy" to be a runway model; the problems in the French health care system were caused by "all the diseases caught by people who are too fat."

We can't ignore Karl Lagerfeld's complex legacy

Hilary George-Parkin writes that Karl Lagerfeld's legacy is bound to shape fashion for decades to come, but we owe it to ourselves to not dismiss the parts of it -- particularly his archaic and damaging views of women's bodies -- that we don't like.

www.cnn.com

I choose not to celebrate a disordered toxic individual.

Sorry, Kayti.

Plus one a million times over.

 

[Polabowla]

He hated fat people and was super judgmental, so I never cared for him. Miserable SOB.

He was anti woman, but made his fortune off of them, so he can rot wherever he is.

“Heidi Klum, he said, was "simply too heavy" to be a runway model; the problems in the French health care system were caused by "all the diseases caught by people who are too fat."

We can't ignore Karl Lagerfeld's complex legacy

Hilary George-Parkin writes that Karl Lagerfeld's legacy is bound to shape fashion for decades to come, but we owe it to ourselves to not dismiss the parts of it -- particularly his archaic and damaging views of women's bodies -- that we don't like.

www.cnn.com

I choose not to celebrate a disordered toxic individual.

Sorry, Kayti.

Thank you! It really bothered me how ppl celebrated him when he died.

 

[PriceScopeKayti]

No need to apologize to me! I respect and appreciate the feedback and viewpoints of our PS family. We apologize for not taking his personality into account outside of the art, we will endeavor to do better in the future.

 

[PriceScopeKayti]

After taking this into further consideration, we will be removing the blog post. Thank you for always being honest with us with your feedback!