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6/29/2025, 5:21:32 PM
Are luxury brands not /fa/ for black people?
When people, especially white people, see a black person wearing a luxury brand, they assume it's either fake or stolen.
Thus, if you're a black person that's wearing a Rolex, even if it's an authentic rolex, people will automatically think it's fake, which means they think it looks tacky, thus by extension making the fit of any black person wearing a a luxury brand not /fa/.
Is this correct?
When people, especially white people, see a black person wearing a luxury brand, they assume it's either fake or stolen.
Thus, if you're a black person that's wearing a Rolex, even if it's an authentic rolex, people will automatically think it's fake, which means they think it looks tacky, thus by extension making the fit of any black person wearing a a luxury brand not /fa/.
Is this correct?
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