The Most HATED Fashion Brands (And If It’s Fair)

There's a lot of negativity in the fashion space these days. So let's tap right into that rich content vein. Honestly, I do think it's fascinating looking at which brands draw more ire than others from fashion fans, and why. Especially with all the hate right now in the Throwing Fits subreddit surrounding Evan Kinori, I thought it was a good time to dive into the topic. Some of these are more obvious than others (Balenciaga is obviously divisive), and I think the reasons for dog-piling on these brands vary (overpriced vs over-exposed). But I'm interested in hearing from you guys what you think of these brands, and which ones did I miss? Maybe I'll make a follow-up diving into what brands YOU hate on. Evan Kinori, Explained: https://www.reddit.com/r/ThrowingFits/comments/1su15yo/evan_kinori_explained/ Elitism of Enfants Riches Deprimes: https://www.complex.com/style/a/steve-dool/enfants-riches-deprimes-profile The Row Sample Sale Craze: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/the-row-sample-sale-2023-review/ 00:00 - Intro 02:01 - The Evan Kinori Throwing Fits Subreddit Hate-Fest 03:59 - Aime Leon Dore 05:22 - Overpriced vs Over-Exposed: Why People Hate 06:22 - Rhude: Overpriced and Controversial 09:11 - Supreme 10:32 - Louis Vuitton and the Monogram 13:18 - Maison Margiela Footwear 17:16 - Balenciaga 19:41 - Vetements 20:23 - Chrome Hearts 22:21 - Balmain and the "Cheapening" of a Brand 24:03 - The Row 26:14 - Dolce & Gabbana Controversies 27:10 - Enfants Riches Dep