Rihanna’s New Fashion Line is Called $CHOOL KIlls & That Is Not OK, Rihanna's made it really clear that she has no enthusiasm for being anybody's good example. She revived her sentiment with the man who physically mishandled her. A year ago, she told USA Today, "I can't generally say I'm a good example. I'm not great. I'm not attempting to offer that." The prior year, she answered to a Daily Mail article disgracing her firearm tattoos, long nails, and terrible young lady picture with an announcement that included, "'Role Model' is not a position or title that I have ever battled for, so chill mind dat!"
Which, fine, you don't need to be a good example. Be that as it may, it is extremely unlikely Rihanna, with her more than 21 million Instagram supporters, isn't mindful of the impact she yields over young ladies (and presumably a lot of teen young men as well). So naming her prospective style brand $CHOOL KIlls is presumably an awful thought. Only on the grounds that she went Ke$ha and subbed her "s" for a $ doesn't make it OK.
Grazia reports that the 27-year-old pop star's organization, Roraj Trade, LLC, documented a patent application for $CHOOL KIlls to make 'calfskin items' and 'garments items.' A source tells the British magazine it "will be an adornments extent covering everything from tote sacks to totes, and later on, fashion."Which is all incredible. Rihanna loves style and it adores her back. A year ago she won the CFDA's Fashion Icon Award, she's the innovative executive of Puma, the substance of Dior, and has championed a string of developing creators. Better late than never she dispatched her own gathering, yet it may additionally be time to consider the force she wields.
America has a savagery issue. Everytown for Gun Safety characterizes a school shooting as "when a gun was released inside a school building or on school or grounds, as reported in openly reported news accounts. This incorporates strikes, murders, suicides, and inadvertent shootings." By that measure, there were 60 in 2014, as of now 28 in 2015, which ought to make your stomach turn.
Its one thing for America's most loved vocalist to get a weapon tattooed on her body, another to manufacture a purchaser brand commending one of the nation's most serious issues.
We've connected with Rihanna for input and will redesign when we hear back.
Which, fine, you don't need to be a good example. Be that as it may, it is extremely unlikely Rihanna, with her more than 21 million Instagram supporters, isn't mindful of the impact she yields over young ladies (and presumably a lot of teen young men as well). So naming her prospective style brand $CHOOL KIlls is presumably an awful thought. Only on the grounds that she went Ke$ha and subbed her "s" for a $ doesn't make it OK.
Grazia reports that the 27-year-old pop star's organization, Roraj Trade, LLC, documented a patent application for $CHOOL KIlls to make 'calfskin items' and 'garments items.' A source tells the British magazine it "will be an adornments extent covering everything from tote sacks to totes, and later on, fashion."Which is all incredible. Rihanna loves style and it adores her back. A year ago she won the CFDA's Fashion Icon Award, she's the innovative executive of Puma, the substance of Dior, and has championed a string of developing creators. Better late than never she dispatched her own gathering, yet it may additionally be time to consider the force she wields.
America has a savagery issue. Everytown for Gun Safety characterizes a school shooting as "when a gun was released inside a school building or on school or grounds, as reported in openly reported news accounts. This incorporates strikes, murders, suicides, and inadvertent shootings." By that measure, there were 60 in 2014, as of now 28 in 2015, which ought to make your stomach turn.
Its one thing for America's most loved vocalist to get a weapon tattooed on her body, another to manufacture a purchaser brand commending one of the nation's most serious issues.
We've connected with Rihanna for input and will redesign when we hear back.
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