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Fashion house Balenciaga has been heavily

 criticised over a photoshoot showing child models posing with fetish- themed teddy bears.

It faced a huge counterreaction to the images, released as part of a crusade to promote its Objects range.

This led to pressure on Kim Kardashian- an minister for the brand- who put out a statement in response.

Balenciaga's removed the images and says it's taking action over one photoshoot.

The filmland

Balenciaga is regarded as one of the" world's hottest brands" by some and its luxury goods are a fave ofA-listers and influencers.

But prints from two of its rearmost juggernauts caused people to get angry.

The first was a series of images showing child models posing with the company's plush bear bags.

These teddy bear- inspired accessories look like soft toys but appear to be wearing leather harnesses and other particulars associated with thrall fetishes.

Two of the filmland showed youthful children hugging the packs.

The photoshoot was for Balenciaga's rearmost Objects range- which includes high- end pet particulars

Critics also locked on to a alternate image from an earlier, separate, crusade promoting the brand's collaboration with Adidas.

One of the filmland showed a handbag sitting on top of some documents.

When people zoomed in on the textbook it revealed the papers were from a US Supreme Court ruling related to nasty images of children.

The counterreaction

Balenciaga started posting the images to its social media feeds on 16 November.

They started to go viral, especially in the US among druggies who expostulate to what they see as"over-sexualising" youthful children.

As review erected, a sardonic tweet from YouTuber June Nicole Lapine gained a lot of traction and Balenciaga deleted all the images a short time latterly.

After this, some right- sect US media channels ran with the story, and indicted the fashion house of" championing child pornography".

The blameworthiness was fuelled by the crusade for its Adidas collaboration featuring the case notes pertaining to" virtual child porn".

The justifications

Balenciaga posted an reason to its 14 million Instagram followers and said its plush bear bags" should not have been featured with children".

It said it had removed the particulars from trade and deleted the images from all web platforms.

shooter Gabriele Galimberti- who shot the Objects crusade featuring the plush bear bags also released a statement.

The prints were supposed to mimic his Toy Stories series- prints of children around the world posing with their favourite effects.

He told followers he'd no control over the models or products used in the Balenciaga prints, and refocused

out that they weren't unequivocal.

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Balenciaga also apologised for displaying" unsettling documents" in the Adidas collaboration crusade.

It said it was taking legal action against the people it hired to produce the images for including" unapproved particulars".

Gabriele Galimberti also refocused out that he wasn't connected to the Adidas photoshoot.

The Kim K response

Kim Kardashian was also criticised over the images- or, rather, for staying silent about them.

The reality star is an minister for the brand and the two regularly work together but she didn't note on the reproach until Sunday.

advertisement to her Instagram stories and Twitter, she said she had been" shaken by the disturbing images" and" any attempts to homogenize child abuse of any kind should have no place in our society — period