The Yes Men, an activist group that has a history of creating spoofs to draw attention to corporations, said it was behind the releases.
Miguel Candela | SOPA Images | LightRocket via Getty Imagesabout a Berlin Fashion Week launch, its treatment of workers abroad and other topics related to its business structure were fake, according to the company.
One faked release said that Vay Ya Nak Phoan, who was described as a former Cambodian factory worker and union leader, had been appointed co-CEO to ensure ethical compliance in manufacturing. "In the wake of several scandals, it seems like it would be a great thing for them to turn over a new leaf," said a member of The Yes Men identified as Mike Bonanno.
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