'If you don't want your pants pulled down, join a nunnery,' says fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld 'fed up' of #MeToo movement
Karl Lagerfeld feels that the #MeToo movement has made a designer's job almost impossible because he has to ask a model if she is comfortable with posing a certain way.

While most of the fashion world is marching hand in hand with the #MeToo movement, with wearing all black to support Times Up and models coming out with their own stories of deep-rooted sexual predatory behavior in the industry, fashion powerhouse Karl Lagerfeld, in a recent interview, slammed it saying he is "fed up with it," joining the likes of Sean Penn and Wendy Williams.
