Balenciaga designer Demna, the creative director behind the controversial ad that features young children and props that many claimed were related to 'BDSM,' apologized again in a new interview.
Balenciaga designer Demna, the creative director behind the controversial ad that features young children and props that many claimed were related to"BDSM," apologized again in a new interview.
"That was my big mistake. I didn’t realize how inappropriate it would be to put these objects [in the image] and still have the kid in the middle," Demna told Vogue in a recent interview."This was an error of judgment. I regret this a lot. We learned from this now and there are going to be closer and more attentive checks and validation steps applied before any image goes out," Demna added.
"I was like, everybody, my team, was shocked. I don’t know how they ended up there. They were not supposed to be there. I was completely stunned," he said. According to him, coincidence is"the only explanation that is plausible to me. That’s the only way I can explain it. Obviously, if you look for the dots, you can connect anything, but I don’t have any other explanation for it."
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