A freckled, teenage Kate Moss was catapulted from obscurity into superstardom when she appeared on the cover of The Face magazine in 1990, posing on a beach in a feathered headdress.
Now, 36 years later, the model’s doppelganger daughter Lila has recreated the iconic shoot with the very same headdress.
But while most of the fashion world have applauded the nostalgic nod on the cover of Perfect magazine, some Gen Z protesters have claimed the use of a headdress is ‘cultural appropriation’.
‘What indigenous tribe is she part of?’ asked one twentysomething, while another said: ‘Didn’t we all learn about cultural appropriation?’
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