Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · June 24, 2025 · Entertainment

Fashion's Race Problem: Photographer Exposes Industry Bias

Prince Harry and Meghan (both pictured) caused outrage when they accused unnamed members of the Royal Family of racism in their explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021

SHOCKING TRUTHS EXPOSED: Royal Family, Beauty Industry, and Politics Under Fire!

In a world where racism is still an ugly reality, two shocking revelations have left us reeling. First, Prince Harry and Meghan's wedding photographer, Alexi Lubomirski, has come forward to expose the insidious issue of racial prejudice in the beauty industry.

Lubomirski, who took the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's official engagement photos, claims that he was told by a senior magazine editor: "Black girls don't carry high fashion." The 50-year-old photographer, descended from Polish aristocracy, says this comment sparked an investigation into his own archives, revealing a disturbing pattern of lighter skin tones being used on darker-skinned models.

Alexi Lubomirski (pictured) claims that one senior magazine editor told him: ¿Black girls don¿t carry high fashion'

But that's not all! Lubomirski also revealed that he was told by another editor-in-chief: "The fact is, dark-skinned girls and other ethnicity can't carry high fashion." This jaw-dropping admission has left many wondering how deep-seated these biases are within the industry.

ANGELA RAYNER'S CLOSE CALL WITH LARRY THE CAT!

Meanwhile, in a world where politics can be as treacherous as a cat's claws, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner had a hair-raising encounter with Larry the Cat, the resident moggy at 10 Downing Street. In an exclusive interview with Peter Cardwell for his book "Political Animals," Sir Keir Starmer revealed that Rayner sent him a message after her close call with Larry, saying: "All under control here, boss!"

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner (pictured) debriefed the Labour leader after television footage was broadcast last week showing her chauffeur narrowly avoiding mowing down Larry the Cat

LADY VIOLET'S WILD WEDDING PARTY!

In more lighthearted news, Lady Violet Manners, 31, celebrated her wedding to Bill Garnock, 34, in style. The Duke of Rutland's eldest daughter joined the band on stage at her reception party, dancing wildly with her pal Rosanna Falconer. This bride definitely knows how to let loose!

ANDY MURRAY'S PHONE-FREE TALK!

Lady Violet Manners exchanged vows with Bill Garnock, 34, a Scottish viscount, at the weekend (both pictured)

Tennis superstar Andy Murray is giving a talk at Wimbledon Theatre this weekend – but there's a catch! Audience members will have to leave their phones behind and put them in lockable Yondr pouches. Promoters promise an "unforgettable live experience" for the lucky ticket holders, who will get to hear Murray recount intimate moments from his illustrious career.

CATHERINE BLENCHET'S BEDROOM SECRETS!

After nearly 30 years of marriage, Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett has revealed that her husband, Andrew Upton, turns over in bed when she tries to have pillow talk about her upcoming roles. In a candid admission, the 56-year-old star said: "The night before I start [a new role], I always poke my husband awake at about 3.30 to 4am and say, 'What's my process? Can you remind me what my process is?'"

Andy Murray speaks during Andy Murray: Centre Stage at Eventim Apollo on June 21, 2025 in London, England

MARIANNE FAITHFULL'S SWANSONG WITH GRANDSON!

Five months after her passing, Marianne Faithfull's last musical collaboration – a ballad called "Love Is" with grandson Oscar Dunbar – has been released. The 31-year-old musician and actor said: "As a family we're all still grieving. We miss her every day. But she wanted this music to come out, and I'm happy people get to hear it."

BRIAN COX SAYS ELGIN MARBLES WOULD HAVE BEEN RETURNED TO GREECE IF EXHIBITED IN SCOTLAND!

After nearly 30 years of marriage, pillow talk appears to have lost its appeal for Cate Blanchett¿s (pictured) husband

Succession star Brian Cox has sparked controversy by claiming that the Elgin Marbles would have been returned to Greece if they were exhibited in Scotland. The 79-year-old actor said: "If Lord Elgin decided he wanted to put those marbles in Edinburgh at the museums, they would have been back years ago. It is theft."