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" When Cara Delevingne\u00A0showed up to the 2016\u00A0MTV Movie Awards with the cutest little braid, everyone (including us!) was obsessed. Braids are a big trend right now in general, so it was cool to see one on the red carpet. But, they&amp;#039;re not exactly new. Especially Cara&amp;#039;s micro braid.\u00A0 That&amp;#039;s why fans were so upset when ASOS tweeted a picture of Cara, saying &amp;quot;Thanks to\u00A0@Caradelevingne, micro braids are a thing.&amp;quot; The tweet has since been deleted, but Racked has a screenshot. Fans of ASOS are NOT happy. That&amp;#039;s because micro braids have been around for a long time, and black women like\u00A0Brandy, Alicia Keys, and Zoe Kravitz have been rocking them for years. They took to Twitter to voice their frustration.\u00A0      @ASOS @Caradelevingne https://t.co/0Ye1ordGRrMicro Braids have been a thing, maybe get a research department..... pic.twitter.com/ym92UX8GgL \u2014 Detective Lucas Hood (@WordsfromTony) April 20, 2016         @ASOS @Caradelevingne Hey ASOS - Cara didn&amp;#039;t start the trend. Black people have been doing it for decades - even centuries. Cut it out. \u2014 Auntie Willy (@WilhSlater) April 20, 2016         @asos Question... For the decades &amp;amp;amp; centuries that black women rocked micro braids, they weren&amp;#039;t a &amp;quot;thing&amp;quot; until Cara Delevigne wore them? &#129300; \u2014 Toni Duclottni (@HouseOfHaute) April 20, 2016     One woman used the powerful hashtag #OnlyRightIfWhite, prompting ASOS to respond and apologize for the offense.\u00A0     @SGordonB Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We&amp;#039;ve removed the post and we&amp;#039;re sorry for any offence caused. \u2014 ASOS Here to Help (@ASOS_HeretoHelp) April 21, 2016     We&amp;#039;ve reached out to ASOS for a comment and will update this post when we hear back.\u00A0 Follow\u00A0@Seventeen\u00A0on Instagram.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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