Vogue Apologizes After Offending People With ‘Controversial’ Photo Of Kendall Jenner

More stupidity, coming in hot.

Vogue is under fire for this photo of Kendall Jenner.

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Fifteen years and 150 finalists later, the @CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund prize has created global stars, local heroes, a must-watch New York Fashion Week, and, most important, a true sense of community among designers of all ages and backgrounds—all with differing aesthetic and commercial aspirations—who communicate, collaborate, and essentially care for one another through the fun and not-so-fun times. Laura Vassar Brock—one of the founders of 2016 #CVFF winner Brock Collection—says, “We spoke to a few friends who had gone through it, and they all said the same thing: that the Fashion Fund is a life-changing experience. And indeed it was!” Tap the link in our bio to learn more. Photographed by @mikaeljansson, styled by @tonnegood, Vogue, November 2018

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As you can see, her hair is teased out like crazy. It is NOT an afro. They were actually going for the “Gibson Girl” look, and that’s basically what it looked like. Google it right now. I dare you.

However, that didn’t stop perpetually offended weirdos from flipping out.

Some of the remarks on the photo were:

#vogue #blackreparationsnow #black #africans #why could they hire a black girl ????? #kendalljenner #racistmeme This is so Dead!

…and:

WHAT THE HELL DO GUYS THINK YOU’RE DOING???!!!

…and:

DISRESPECTFUL!!!!!!! We’re told our children can’t wear their natural hair to school and it’s unacceptable in many cooperate jobs. Wh!tes and others copy it’s considered high fashion. 🤔🙄🙄 GTFOH

…and:

#WhyNotAblackModel #HuhVogue?

…and:

They stay tryna turn white women into black women. They rather pretend we don’t exist then give us credit. Ugh

You get the idea.

Even though this had nothing to do with “appropriating” black culture or black hair or whatever stupid thing libs come up with, Vogue decided to APOLOGIZE anyway.

The image is meant to be an update of the romantic Edwardian/Gibson Girl hair which suits the period feel of the Brock Collection, and also the big hair of the ’60s and the early ’70s, that puffed-out, teased-out look of those eras. We apologize if it came across differently than intended, and we certainly did not mean to offend anyone by it.

That last sentence wasn’t necessary. There’s absolutely no reason to apologize.

If everyone could stop apologizing for every little thing now, that would be great, thanks.