Dolce & Gabbana's prominently featured blackamoor jewelry and clothing designs ... majolica ceramic designs that often featured the head of a black man, or a "Moor." Based on Sicilian folklore ...

The Spring 2013 collection of the beloved fashion house included ‘Blackamoor’ or ‘Moorish’ symbolism in the form of the heads of black women used in dangling earrings and on the printed ...

Dolce & Gabbana caused an uproar in 2012 when it included blackamoor heads on a pair of earrings and on fabric prints in its Spring 2013 collection. It's unclear whether the princess wore the ...

whimsical elements — such as prints featuring Italian frescoes — with “Blackamoor” earrings that harken back to a darker past. These trinkets, consisting of black female heads painted in ...

During its Spring 2013 runway presentation, Dolce & Gabbana unveiled its ‘Blackamoor’ earrings, which depicts the likeness of an African woman’s head. The earrings harken back to a time in ...

The blackamoor in the Claiborne House—holding a towel, with a candelabra on his head—represents what Childs calls “ornamental servitude” and “exoticized slavery.” She says this particular statue at ...

BLACKAMOOR art is a form of European decorative art depicting people of African descent and range from paintings, statues and brooches. Popular from the 16th to 19th century, they have since been ...

Dolce & Gabbana caused an uproar in 2012 when it included blackamoor heads on a pair of earrings and on fabric prints in its Spring 2013 collection. It's unclear whether the princess wore the ...