Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 190 It will take a long way before humanity stops supporting these brands for racism. whether it will be black people in general or all people with conscience as a whole. But one thing for sure is the more they expose themselves, the more individuals learn and avoid them one by one, until they can not afford the major runways they exhibit on. Nevertheless, it was reported that Christopher Sampino, a former staff at a Bay Area Versace store, has filed a lawsuit alleging that managers of the shop, whom encouraged the staff to use a code word, ‘D410’, in a ‘casual manner’ to let other workers know that a black customer had entered the store. More Articles You Would Love New Nigerian Fashion Label Tokatoka Presents Fabulous Debut Collection Titled ‘Fure’ The White Sunnies Are In Trend: Check Out How Your Favourite Fashionistas Are Rocking It ‘D410’ is the colour code for black clothing. Christopher claims that when he was taught about the code word, a manager advised him to ‘hold a black shirt’ when using the code so that customers didn’t know what he was referring to. Christopher is now suing the store for encouraging discriminatory practices, claiming that after he was told to use the code word, he responded: ‘You know that I’m African-American?’ Christopher says that after he made that comment, he was treated differently. Staff allegedly failed to provide proper training, did not provide rest breaks, and did not give Christopher the login information he needed to access printouts of his payslips. [penci_button link=”https://www.fashionghana.com/category/african-fashion-news/about-outside/” icon=”fa fa-address-book” icon_position=”left” radius=”5px” size=”small” text_color=”#ecd29a” text_hover_color=”#ffffff” background=”#111111″ hover_bgcolor=”#000000″]Fashion Outside Africa[/penci_button] [penci_button link=”https://www.fashionghana.com/category/african-fashion-news/fashion-news/racism-in-fashion/” icon=”fa fa-address-book” icon_position=”left” radius=”5px” size=”small” text_color=”#ecd29a” text_hover_color=”#ffffff” background=”#111111″ hover_bgcolor=”#000000″]Racism In Fashion[/penci_button] african fashionchristopher sampinodesignerfashion Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You February by Serwaa Introduces ‘SƐWAA’ with Ahwenepa Nkasa Transitional Collection VIDEO: VLISCO Unveils the New Collection of “Satin Royal” for the festive Season... VIDEO: Nigeria’s Chidimma Vanessa Adetshina Robbed Off Miss Universe 2024 Title & Receives... After Pushing Out Chidimma, Miss SA’s European Queen Drops Out Of Miss Universe;... #BeautyOfTheWeek: Meet The Gorgeous Doctor & Pageant Queen Of Botswana, Dr. Thanolo C.... Farewell to a Trailblazer: Guinea-Bissau’s Dina Adão Passes Away, Leaving a Legacy On... VIDEOS: Watch Chidimma Vanessa Celebrate At Miss Universe 2024 Whilst Dancing To Ghanaian... Africans Have Proudly Accepted Trick Daddy’S Claim As A Non ‘African American’ –... Stunning Cassandre Jacques Exits Miss World Dominican Rupublic Amid Uproar Over Haitian Heritage... #MODELCRUSH: Senegal’s Rising Star Ndey Touty Sakho Checks All Beauty Boxes & Effortlessly...