Beauty industry speaks out against Kanye West over anti-semitic comments

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 25-Oct-2022

German sportswear giant Adidas became the latest business to cut ties with the West following his anti-semitic remarks

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Beauty industry leaders have spoken out against musician Kanye West after he made anti-semitic comments.

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