XXV Зимние Олимпийские Игры, 6—22 февраля, Милан-Кортина, д'Ампеццо, Италия

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Напомнило Ванкувер-2010: кипишЪ с костюмами Домниной-Шабалина

At the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, Russian ice dancers Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin caused significant controversy with their "original dance" costumes, which were designed to mimic Australian Aboriginal, featuring brown outfits decorated with green and white leaf-like motifs. The costumes were criticized as disrespectful, stereotypical, and a form of cultural appropriation.
The Guardian

Key details regarding the controversy included:
Design Elements: The outfits included brown fabric designed to represent skin, adorned with leaves and, in some interpretations, white body paint, meant to represent a "tribal" theme.
Reactions: Australian Aboriginal leaders and spectators found the costumes, along with the accompanying music and dance, to be offensive and a poor, stereotypical representation of their culture.
Defense: The skaters' coach, Natalia Linichuk, defended the costumes, claiming they were intended to pay respect to nature and the environment, even going as far as to produce images of Aboriginal people to justify the design.