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Dior enlists the help of Johnny Depp to ensure the success of their new Native American inspired cologne, Sauvage

What could go wrong?

Dior launched a new cologne for men called Sauvage (say it like a French person) that’s inspired by Native American culture:

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And Johnny Depp was hired as the face of this new product:

According to a press release, Johnny Depp met with real Native Americans to make sure Dior avoided “cultural appropriation and subversion that so often taints images representing Native peoples”:

LOL. The full commercial is even worse with Depp playing guitar while an attractive Native woman looks on in the background:

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Dior seems ready for the controversy and has a short film out to defend the cologne:

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