“Sí me importa”, responden marcas de ropa a Melania Trump

“Sí me importa”, responden marcas de ropa a Melania Trump

Tras la polémica chamarra de Melania Trump con el mensaje “realmente no importa, ¿y ti?”, que usó para visitar un refugio de niños migrantes en Texas, ahora varias tiendas de ropas respondieron con “sí me importa” a la primera dama de Estados Unidos.

La industria de la moda y diseñadores como Zac Posen respondieron al respecto del polémico suceso y lanzaron a la venta su propia versión de la chamarra firmada por Zara, modificano la frase “I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO U?” por otra diferente.

Aquí algunas respuestas de las marcas: Zac Posen, Wild Fang, PSA Supply y  Lingua Franca.

I really care (and am somehow not surprised by the cheap, shameless stupid jacket PR stunt today). I am absolutely devastated by the inhumane and Irresponsibly disgusting actions taken by DT. I am outraged by his attempt at political manipulation to pressure a budget for his wall or his obvious attempt to stimulate his base for re-election. #iReallyDoCare repost and jacket made by @l0prah

Una publicación compartida de Zac Posen (@zacposen) el 21 Jun, 2018 a las 7:13 PDT

***UPDATE WE’RE DOING IT, LINK IN BIO*** Soooo what if we made our own version of Melania’s jacket and donated all the proceeds to @raicestexas, WHO’S IN? ***UPDATE #2, this style of jacket is completely sold out but we’ve added new styles***

Una publicación compartida de WILDFANG (@wearewildfang) el 21 Jun, 2018 a las 5:32 PDT

@flotus — we care. Check out our response T-shirt. 100% of profits go to @unitedwedream | ? Click our shop link in bio. #ireallydocaredontyou ?

Una publicación compartida de PSA Supply Co. (@psasupplyco) el 21 Jun, 2018 a las 5:48 PDT

Hey @flotus, we care a lot! Can’t believe this administration. ???? #wecarealot #familiesbelongtogether (order this in any color by emailing us and, as always, we’ll donate $100 in your name to any charity. Might we recommended @raicestexas or @aclu_nationwide.)

Una publicación compartida de Lingua Franca (@linguafrancanyc) el 21 Jun, 2018 a las 6:01 PDT