Fendi's $10,000 Baguette Bag Draws Flak for Uncredited Gujarati Design Influence
Luxury fashion house Fendi has sparked a social media debate over cultural appropriation following the release of its latest Baguette bag. Critics allege the bag's intricate embroidery closely resembles traditional Gujarati craftsmanship without adequate acknowledgment. The bag, priced at $10,000, has drawn accusations that Indian artisanal heritage is being commercialized without proper credit. Fendi has pushed back against the criticism, stating the piece was crafted in Mumbai in collaboration with the renowned Chanakya workshop. The brand maintains that the creation involved skilled local artisans and honored their traditional techniques.
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