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Donna Karan
Karan was widely criticized for initially defending the disgraced movie mogul and suggesting that women potentially invited unwanted interest because of the way they presented themselves.
Donna Karan has apologized once again for her initial comments which seemingly defended Harvey Weinstein from a spate of sexual misconduct allegations and for also suggesting that some blame could be attached to the way women presented themselves.
A source close to Karan exclusively provided The Hollywood Reporter with a new statement from the designer which she planned to post around 8 a.m., ET on urbanzen.com and her personal websites and social media.
In the statement, Karan apologizes once more for her comments last week, saying that "[those] words do not represent who I am, what I believe or what I have represented throughout my career." Describing herself as a "woman for women" Karan was "sorry for saying something I did not mean" and she hoped her "track record proves who I am."......
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