Versace Apologizes to China for T-Shirt Controversy - PAPER
Versace apologises for mislabelling Hong Kong and Macao as countries on T- shirt | The Independent | The Independent
Versace apologises to China over T-shirt calling Hong Kong and Macau countries - ABC News
Versace Loses Chinese Brand Ambassador Amid T-Shirt Controversy - Bloomberg
Versace apologises in China over T-shirts identifying Hong Kong and Macao as countries
FILE--Chinese actress Yang Mi wearing a Versace T-shirt arrives at the Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing, China, 24 June 2019. Versace has just lost its brand ambassador in China. Chinese actress
Yang Mi, Chinese celebrity spokesperson terminates contract with VERSACE after both Hong Kong and Macau printed as independent countries on their T- shirt - Dimsum Daily
Versace apologises over China T-shirt row
Versace apologises after 'anti-China' T-shirt sparks uproar - NZ Herald
Versace apologizes for mislabeling HK, Macao as countries - CGTN
China star Yang Mi walks away from Versace – Asia Times
Versace, Givenchy and Coach Apologize to China After T-Shirt Row - The New York Times
Versace apologises after T-shirt causes uproar over China's 'sacred' territorial sovereignty | Daily Mail Online
Versace T-shirt controversy: Chinese model dumps brand as Donatella apologizes - CNN Style
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Donatella apologises for Versace T-shirt controversy - 9Style
Yang Mi, Chinese celebrity spokesperson terminates contract with VERSACE after both Hong Kong and Macau printed as independent countries on their T- shirt - Dimsum Daily
FILE--Chinese actress Yang Mi wearing a Versace T-shirt arrives at the Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing, China, 24 June 2019. Versac Stock Photo - Alamy
T-Shirt Controversy: Yang Mi Ends Collaboration with Versace – JayneStars.com
Versace apologises over T-shirt controversy with China
Versace Loses Newly Signed China Ambassador Yang Mi – WWD
Versace loses Chinese brand ambassador Yang Mi over T-shirt controversy | The Straits Times
Givenchy, Coach & Versace Apologize For China T-Shirt Controversy
