The images, for Zara's Atelier series, feature a model surrounded by rubble and statues with missing limbs. One image shows a model carrying a mannequin wrapped in a white sheet.
ZARA ATELIER. Collection 04_The Jacket
— ZARA (@ZARA) December 8, 2023
A limited edition collection from the house celebrating our commitment to craftsmanship and passion for artistic expression. https://t.co/EiUO0avB4w pic.twitter.com/nK15aTYNdJ
#BoycottZara began trending on X (formerly Twitter) yesterday as social media users criticised the images. There were claims that coffins, phosphorus powder and the map of Israel were also depicted.
Zara has not issued a comment at the time of writing.
The incident has echoes of the backlash against Marks & Spencer after the UK retailer posted an image of burning Christmas party hats in colours resembling the Palestinian flag. M&S apologised for "any unintentional hurt caused".
Now you are next. Zara. #boycottZara �������� pic.twitter.com/DRN995eKZd
— Emelia ���� (@Bernadotte22) December 11, 2023
If you are asking why #BoycottZara ??
— ���������� �������� �������� ���� (@SyedKTweet) December 11, 2023
This is why..
Such shameful act.#CEASEFIRE_NOW pic.twitter.com/dmsUM8u9EeZara is glorifying the genocide of the Palestinians. Boycott this genocide supporter brand. pic.twitter.com/i31oGXxorK
— Hassan Mafi (@thatdayin1992) December 11, 2023Activists in Montreal sprayed Zara doors with pro-Palestine slogans after the company published its new collection designs which was inspired by the genocide and destruction happening now in Gaza.
— Kuffiya (@Kuffiyateam) December 11, 2023
Zara is facing now boycott campaigns after it glorified the murder of Palestinians pic.twitter.com/jGMdNSkPNp
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