There are no connections whatsoever between Balenciaga and Borremans... none of the suggestions are factual,' Robin Meason, Balenciaga's global PR director, told DailyMail.com. We didn't know - and the idea of losing him...' Heartbreaking video of Jennifer Aniston breaking down in TEARS over Matthew Perry's addiction struggles in 2004 resurfaces in the wake of the actor's death at age 54 The latter, a 2014 title, compiles more than 100 works made by Borremans over a 14-year period. The Belgian artist is known for unsettling imagery, particularly his 2018 series Fire from the Sun , which depicts “toddlers engaged in playful but mysterious acts with sinister overtones and insinuations of violence,” according to his New York dealer, David Zwirner . Doctors should NOT be punished for airing pro-Palestinian views, British Islamic Medical Association says

In the filing, Balenciaga's lawyers blame the studio - which it has used multiple times in the past - for the controversy, making no mention of the bears controversy from earlier in the week. The brand took responsibility for the first - and an ad campaign featuring BDSM teddy bears and child modelsShani Louk's father says the abducted festivalgoer, 22, 'was killed on the spot' by Hamas and 'did not suffer' after Israeli president claimed she was decapitated and skull had been found

Hamas releases video of three female hostages held in Gaza: Israel PM Netanyahu blasts terror group’s ‘cruel psychological propaganda’ and says to the women ‘our heart is with you’ On November 21, Balenciaga released images from its 2023 Garde-Robe advertising campaign, which cast Nicole Kidman, Isabelle Huppert, and Bella Hadid in seemingly innocuous office settings. But eagled-eyed social media users pointed out that one shot included a printed-out copy of the Supreme Court’s 2008 decision in U.S. v. Williams, which held that the promotion of child pornography is not protected under the first amendment. Notably, Balenciaga’s Garde-Robe effort came just days after another, equally controversial series of advertisements from the company. Agony of vegetarian student, 23, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour that left her 'tasting bacon' all the time after doctors blamed HORMONES and anxiety for her unusual warning signGranary, which was founded by Central Saint Martins students to represent talent in the fashion industry, condemned Balenciaga's response. A bizarre video detailing the alleged demonic imagery has amassed 3.1 million views on TikTok as of Wednesday afternoon, with some viewers piling on to accuse the brand of “hidden messages” amid pleas for the second coming of “lord Jesus Christ 🙏🙏🙏” in the crowded comments section.