We are PANGAIA—a global collective of one heart and many hands: scientists, technologists, designers—who all believe that we can do better.
We create from renewable and alternative resources, bio and lab grown materials, recycled, sustainable and as natural as possible.
We are starting a movement. For a better now, for a better future.
PANGAIA makes a collection of basics, all made with either recycled materials or innovative fabric alternatives.
“We are starting a movement. For a better now, for a better future.”
By race mixing?
These ugly people makes me want the whole world to die!
Benetton
From its early beginnings in 1965, Benneton’s marketing strategy was to challenge social norms, using shocking images to champion issues that affect humanity. From images of the Pope kissing Ahmed el-Tayeb, imam of Egypt’s al-Azhar Mosque, to a picture of an HIV-positive patient as he lay dying in hospital, Benneton’s campaigns whipped up controversy and placed the brand front and centre in the public eye. Throughout the 80s and 90s the brand’s penchant for courting controversy fanned the sales fires, leading to Benneton’s chain of shops hitting 7,000 worldwide by 1993.
“We make clothes for humans that come in different colours. And different shapes. Humans that hold different beliefs. Humans that live lives in different places. All humans.”
1990 Children on the pot
Photo: Oliviero Toscani
1990 Marbles
Photo: Oliviero Toscani
1989 Black woman breastfeeding white baby
Photo: Oliviero Toscani
S/S 1983
Photo: Oliviero Toscani
Benetton Ad 1997 – Food for life
Benetton Ad – 1982 (above)
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The Frankfurt School and Critical Theory – Cultural Marxism
I got physically sick looking at this garbage.
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Me, too. And there is so much of it, out there. Lets not forget Hollywood, either
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