Keziah Daum, 18, appeared on “Fox and Friends” Wednesday morning, where she claimed she never had any intention of “mocking” the Chinese culture, but rather to celebrate it.

A Utah teen's decision to wear a traditional Chinese-inspired dress to her prom threw Americans into a tizzy over its cultural appropriation.. But it turns out people from mainland China are ...

In one of the photos Daum posted to Twitter on April 22, she and the rest of the girls in her prom group appear crouched with praying hands. The pose made some uneasy, even those who defended her ...

Teen Defends Her Chinese Prom Dress After Cultural Appropriation Backlash. 2 minute read. ... After photos of 18-year-old Keziah Daum posing in a red cheongsam—also known as a qipao—began to ...

It’s that time of year in high school, the season of the highly anticipated, stress-inducing rite of passage called prom.

In the days since the photos went viral, Daum said she has made a point of researching the significance of the dress in Chinese history and culture.

A Chinese-American student said, "My culture is NOT your g----- prom dress. For it to simply be subject to American consumerism and cater to a white audience, is parallel to colonial ideology." ...

She had no idea it would elicit such a response. “My culture is NOT your … prom dress,” a man named Jeremy Lam tweeted days later, sharing the photos she posted.

Yet again a dress has sparked a furious debate over cultural appropriation in the US, this time after a high school graduate wore a qipao, a Chinese-style dress, to her prom.Twitter-user Jeremy ...

The dress, from Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele’s fall 2016 collection, features an asymmetrical collar and trio of buttons typically associated with the Chinese garment.

A teenager is defending her decision to wear a traditional Chinese dress to prom after many are accusing her of cultural appropriation. 24/7 Live Raleigh Durham Fayetteville Surrounding Area.