NEW YORK, NY November 27, 2018 Last week, Dolce & Gabbana made headlines for a racially insensitive video promoting the brand’s now-canceled Shanghai show. Following the accusations of racism, founder Stefano Gabbana was shown to have made racist comments against the Chinese via a direct message exchange on Instagram with London-based fashion writer Michaela Phuong Thanh Tranova. The Italian brand and Gabbana were quick to release an apology stating that the accounts were hacked and that he would never have said such things. After news that major Chinese retailers and global retail partner Yoox Net-a-Porter have dropped Dolce & Gabbana, the designers have released