Designer & Fashion Insiders Behavior [Read post #1 before posting] - Page 51 - the Fashion Spot
Oh wow. That was the most disgusting and disrespectful thing I’ve heard all day. The backlash better be strong! Shame on her.
Is "I have a half-Armenian daughter" her version of "I have a black friend"? Don't most Armenian's identify as white? Try harder next time, Ulyana.
She disabled the comments on her Ulyana apology (which wasn't disabled a few hours ago). She knows about the Bryanboy/Andreja/KimK/Paris video and is choosing not to reply but rather to silence everyone who knows she's just as disgusting as Ulyana herself.
I'll wait for her PR apology 3 days later with the comments disabled served with a side of the victim card
Last edited by Armani; 24-01-2018 at 01:25 AM.
you just have to understand they don't really have an agenda or malice or are on a mission to disrupt all the progress the US has made to overcome racial tension... when you live outside the US, you are BOMBARDED with American pop culture and you pick up a lot of things based on whatever sounds trendiest or fun to pronounce and.. who knows what they mean in the US!, it's so strong that most young people really believe they understand American culture based on these exports.. it's always a shock to come and realise you had no idea and that people don't even use some words on a daily basis.. or that things that were exported as "American humor" aren't actually that funny or even important and people laugh about things that you might just never get because you lack cultural foundation...
This exactly. Since basically everything is translated into Russian most people don't bother learning English. So they might not know the meaning of the words. Also the common word for a black person in Russian is 'negr' - the non-offensive neutral version, so you can see why many don't even consider that the n-word could be bad - especially since it's in all the cool songs in the charts.
As a matter of fact, in the mid 2000s when the popularity of american hip hop in Russia was peaking it was even cool to call each other that word nad no one knew that it was derogatory. I cringe remembering this.
That being said, that was indeed stupid of Ulyana. She's not a kid in 2004, she's a grown woman in 2018, who has been in international circles long enough to know better - I guess she's just not that smart.
https://garage.vice.com/en_us/articl...rgeenko-racism
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Last edited by Armani; 24-01-2018 at 02:08 AM.
She is fired/left it already
It was her business project for masses. She speak with russians and said exactly what russian masses want to hear. Same with Kardashian or Hilton, doesn't matter how much they party together if target audience doesn't care or negative towards them
Who are you referring to, MagFan?
I'm more concerned about Miroslava's rant to be honest. Wow.
not buro but some other project
instagram.com/thetot
btw slaves were white in Russia actually. Even if Sergeenko is white and acting like a blue blooded tsarina doesn't mean she has no slave blood in her, she has it 100%
Naomi Campbell slams Russian designer Ulyana Sergeenko
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...#ixzz556klHqkH
- Ulyana Sergeenko wrote a note saying 'n****s in Paris' and sent it to Miroslava Duma,
- Miroslava shared a picture of the note on Instagram,
- both women had to issue a public apology,
- Miroslava has been removed from the board of brand The Tot (which she co-founded),
- Naomi re-posted the photo on her Instagram and wrote "This better not be real",
- Ulyana admitted it was a reference to a song by Kanye West and Jay-Z and she and her friends call themselves n****s because they want to look cool.
(she'll probably be fine in Russia though... )
Ulyana's "apology" was ridiculous. Both of them are cancelled.
Miroslava's thing is really wow! I mean, she is such an hypocrite. I know this is the fashion industry but she is beyond.
I kinda wish that one of those woman asked her about gay men. I mean, now we know she is transphobic and doesn't like men in womenswear (it's not like Bryan boy is wearing skirts or dresses) or i would say flamboyant guys.
I mean she used the words weird and pure. This is not a good look and i hope that she will be persona non-grata next Paris Fashion Week.
The bad thing is that she is russian, she probably doesn't care about it. It may hurt her international cachet but she will remain popular in her country. The same for her "N" friend the designer!
Designer & Fashion Insiders Behavior [Read post #1 before posting] - Page 51 - the Fashion Spot
Oh wow. That was the most disgusting and disrespectful thing I’ve heard all day. The backlash better be strong! Shame on her.
Is "I have a half-Armenian daughter" her version of "I have a black friend"? Don't most Armenian's identify as white? Try harder next time, Ulyana.
She disabled the comments on her Ulyana apology (which wasn't disabled a few hours ago). She knows about the Bryanboy/Andreja/KimK/Paris video and is choosing not to reply but rather to silence everyone who knows she's just as disgusting as Ulyana herself.
I'll wait for her PR apology 3 days later with the comments disabled served with a side of the victim card
Last edited by Armani; 24-01-2018 at 01:25 AM.
you just have to understand they don't really have an agenda or malice or are on a mission to disrupt all the progress the US has made to overcome racial tension... when you live outside the US, you are BOMBARDED with American pop culture and you pick up a lot of things based on whatever sounds trendiest or fun to pronounce and.. who knows what they mean in the US!, it's so strong that most young people really believe they understand American culture based on these exports.. it's always a shock to come and realise you had no idea and that people don't even use some words on a daily basis.. or that things that were exported as "American humor" aren't actually that funny or even important and people laugh about things that you might just never get because you lack cultural foundation...
This exactly. Since basically everything is translated into Russian most people don't bother learning English. So they might not know the meaning of the words. Also the common word for a black person in Russian is 'negr' - the non-offensive neutral version, so you can see why many don't even consider that the n-word could be bad - especially since it's in all the cool songs in the charts.
As a matter of fact, in the mid 2000s when the popularity of american hip hop in Russia was peaking it was even cool to call each other that word nad no one knew that it was derogatory. I cringe remembering this.
That being said, that was indeed stupid of Ulyana. She's not a kid in 2004, she's a grown woman
 in 2018, who has been in international circles long enough to know better - I guess she's just not that smart.
https://garage.vice.com/en_us/articl...rgeenko-racism
credit: rachel tashjian for garage.vice
credit: journalpost
Last edited by Armani; 24-01-2018 at 02:08 AM.
She is fired/left it already
It was her business project for masses. She speak with russians and said exactly what russian masses want to hear. Same with Kardashian or Hilton, doesn't matter how much they party together if target audience doesn't care or negative towards them
Who are you referring to, MagFan?
I'm more concerned about Miroslava's rant to be honest. Wow.
not buro but some other project
instagram.com/thetot
btw slaves were white in Russia actually. Even if Sergeenko is white and acting like a blue blooded tsarina doesn't mean she has no slave blood in her, she has it 100%
Naomi Campbell slams Russian designer Ulyana Sergeenko
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...#ixzz556klHqkH
- Ulyana Sergeenko wrote a note saying 'n****s in Paris' and sent it to Miroslava Duma,
- Miroslava shared a picture of the note on Instagram,
- both women had to issue a public apology,
- Miroslava has been removed from the board of brand The Tot (which she co-founded),
- Naomi re-posted the photo on her Instagram and wrote "This better not be real",
- Ulyana admitted it was a reference to a song by Kanye West and Jay-Z and she and her friends call themselves n****s because they want to look cool.
(she'll probably be fine in Russia though... )
Ulyana's "apology" was ridiculous. Both of them are cancelled.
Miroslava's thing is really wow! I mean, she is such an hypocrite. I know this is the fashion industry but she is beyond.
I kinda wish that one of those woman asked her about gay men. I mean, now we know she is transphobic and doesn't like men in womenswear (it's not like Bryan boy is wearing skirts or dresses) or i would say flamboyant guys.
I mean she used the words weird and pure. This is not a good look and i hope that she will be persona non-grata next Paris Fashion Week.
The bad thing is that she is russian, she probably doesn't care about it. It may hurt her international cachet but she will remain popular in her country. The same for her "N" friend the designer!