Alexander McQueen's fashion house has been accused of mocking Meg Ryan's fashion sense in a recent social media post. The post, which has since been deleted, featured a photo of Ryan from the 1990 film "When Harry Met Sally" wearing a pink dress and heels. The caption read, "Meg Ryan ruined fashion for $100 million."
The post was met with swift backlash from Ryan's fans, who accused the fashion house of body shaming and sexism. Some also pointed out that the dress Ryan was wearing in the photo was actually designed by McQueen himself.
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The fashion house has since apologized for the post, saying that it was "not intended to be offensive." However, the damage has already been done, and many people are calling for a boycott of the brand.
In a separate incident, the fashion house also praised Kate Middleton's new look, which she debuted at the recent Royal Ascot event. The fashion house posted a photo of Middleton on social media, with the caption, "Kate Middleton's new look is a trend for the Barbie movie."
The post was met with mixed reactions, with some people praising Middleton's new look and others criticizing the fashion house for trying to capitalize on her popularity.
It is unclear why the fashion house would mock Ryan's fashion sense while praising Middleton's. However, the incident has sparked a debate about body shaming and sexism in the fashion industry.