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10th January 2018
03:16pm GMT

And now with Trump organising his own "Fake News Awards" in hopes to control the news cycle for the day and discredit journalists who write against him - people are not happy that Topshop is giving this word more "plug" especially in Donald's red and white colouring.
Um Topshop, u ok hun pic.twitter.com/pjptLtTw0L
— grace rahman (@GraceOddity) January 7, 2018
Need an outfit for @realDonaldTrump's Fake News Awards next week? Actual @Topshop product. https://t.co/ssp4mx0fY2 h/t @CraigSilverman pic.twitter.com/jhxqsOmrkR
— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) January 8, 2018
2018 is too silly. https://t.co/NAE3mZhxVe
— Mike McLeod (@mikemuon) January 8, 2018
legs: now fake news https://t.co/375qKKVJYH
— Tajha Chappellet-Lanier (@TajhaLanier) January 8, 2018
Because the disintegration of truth, science, and journalism is so fashionable. Give me a break @Topshop https://t.co/n3t4RHn9Ys
— amanda goodfried (@AGoodfried) January 7, 2018
Welcome to 2018: Topshop Is Selling "Fake News" Jeans pic.twitter.com/OXvJkQ456N
— Sarah (@bolhaw5) January 10, 2018
Dear topshop. F’ck off. We don’t need anymore fake news or your fake news clothing. Sincerely, Anyone with a brain.
— Anne Sagebiel (@AnnieSage) January 9, 2018
The jeans which were retailing at €60 have now been removed from their US, UK and EU sites.One more reason why people shouldn't buy fast-fashion https://t.co/lUJNXOZalP
— Allison Smith (@allison_a13) January 9, 2018