The Colorful Legacy Inside the Benetton Family Fashion Empire | Old Money Lovers

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How do you feel the controversial ads of the Benetton family have influenced public discourse on social and political issues? Do you think they were effective in sparking meaningful conversations, or did they cross the line? Let us know your perspective in the comments!

[@Pharaonin62]

Good documentation. Thank you for it.

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You’re welcome!

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Thank you for your kind words.

[@colinpace1987]

Thanks for the video! I disliked the ads, thinking they crossed the line. Also, I'm not sure that the Benetton family is old money. They've had wealth for only a couple generations it seems like. Isn't old money wealth handed down across many generations?

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Hey Colin, You raise a very interesting point about the ads; they certainly have sparked diverse opinions over the years, and it's interesting to hear different perspectives on their impact. Regarding the definition of "old money," you're absolutely right that it traditionally refers to wealth that has been inherited over several generations. The Benetton family's ascent to wealth in the mid-20th century does place them on the cusp of what many might consider being "new money." However, their ability to maintain and grow their wealth, influence, and the legacy over the decades introduces a fascinating discussion on how we classify and perceive old vs. new money in modern times. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

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