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- Made fatphobic and body-shaming remarks, especially about plus-size models.
- Criticized the #MeToo movement and defended powerful men accused of abuse.
- Made insensitive comments about refugees and Muslims.
- Was filmed making antisemitic and racist remarks in a Paris bar.
- Was fired from Dior in 2011 after the incident.
- His behavior was blamed in part on substance abuse at the time.
- Had a romantic relationship with a Nazi officer during WWII.
- Allegedly used Nazi connections to try to take over her business.
- Made antisemitic remarks, according to some sources.
Stefano Gabbana & Domenico Dolce:
- Released racially insensitive ads, including a Chinese campaign that was considered deeply offensive.
- Made homophobic and misogynistic comments despite being a gay couple themselves.
- Called children born via IVF “synthetic.”
- Faced criticism for not practicing what she preached (e.g., promoting sustainability while still producing fast fashion).
- Once suggested people should buy fewer clothes, but was still producing multiple collections.
- Posed controversies with insensitivity toward serious political causes (some activism stunts backfired).
- Not involved in major public scandals like the others, but his shows were often criticized for being controversial, dark, or disturbing.
- Some collections were accused of glamorizing violence or mental illness.
- His personal struggles with addiction and mental health were very public before his tragic death.
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