Willy Chavaria Sorry after Adidas Shu Cultural Appropriation Row

US fashion designer Wilry Chavariya was criticized for the “cultural appropriation” of a pair created in collaboration with Adidas Originals.

The Oxa Slip-on was motivated by a traditional leather sandal that is known as Huraches made by indigenous artisans in Mexico.

The president of Mexican was the president who spoke against the footwear, which was made in China without consulting or credited to the communities of Communities originating in China.

In a statement sent by Chavaria, a statement sent to the BBC said: “This design has been appropriated and I feel bad that I have not developed directly and meaningful partnerships with the OXACAN community.” The BBC has contacted the addidas for comment.

The definition of cultural appropriation is defined as “usually the more powerful people or members of the community or the custom, custom, ideas, unacceptable or inappropriate or inappropriate acceptance of the community.”

Mexico President Claudia Shinbom said at a press conference: “Large companies often take products, ideas and designs from indigenous communities.”

She continued: “We are looking at the legal legal to be able to support them.”

Mexico’s Deputy Culture Minister Marina Nunez added that Edidas had contacted Oxan Officers Officials to “discuss the replacement of GI people.”

The promotional images of the Black Molded Open-Toe footwear have been taken below the brand’s social media accounts as well as Chavaria.

In your statement, the designer said, “Talk about the Oxa slip-on I created with Adidas”.

“The purpose was to honor the powerful cultural and artistic emotion of Oxa and his creative communities – the place where beauty and resistance inspired me. Oxa’s name is not just a word – its living culture, her people and its history.”

He continued that he was “sorry” he did not work on design with the Oxan community.

He said, “Villa Hidalgo’s Zapotek community is eligible for Oxa and his people, the respect and accessories fall short,” he added.

“I know that love is not just given – it is obtained from action.”

Adidas did not respond to the request made for the BBC comment.

The Associated press In a letter on Friday, Adidas responded to Mexican Officer Authorities.

The company has said that “Mexico’s cultural wealth is seriously importance and” recognizes the relevance of criticism and requested to “repair the damage”.