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 Dispute started between Italian designers and Elton John after controversial comments on IVF 
 
 Dolce says he's not boycotting the artist: "I love the music of Elton John." 
 
 Hong Kong (CNN) Italian fashion designers Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce told CNN they respect how all people live after the uproar over their comments about children born through in vitro fertilization (IVF). 
 
 The comments triggered a social media spat and calls for a boycott by singer Elton John. 
 
 In an exclusive interview on Wednesday, Dolce said his views on IVF were private, personal beliefs based on his sense of a traditional Sicilian family. 
 
 "I believe in the traditional family," he said. "It is impossible to change my culture for something different. It's me... I respect all the world, all the culture." 
 
 Dolce said he did not judge people who chose the procedure, although he previously made controversial statements to the Italian magazine, Panorama, referring to IVF babies as "chemistry children and synthetic children."
– Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are continuing their explanation tour after calling kids born via IVF "synthetic." In an interview today, Dolce told CNN that though he does "believe in the traditional family," he doesn't judge those who use IVF. His fashion designer partner Gabbana, for his part, said he doesn't have "anything bad" against IVF, "because the beauty of the world is freedom." Dolce, CNN notes, is the one who initially made the "synthetic" comment, as well as using terms like "chemistry children," "wombs for rent," and "sperm selected from a catalog." Gabbana, though, was the one who responded to Elton John's call for a boycott of the Dolce & Gabbana brand by calling for a counter-boycott of John because everyone should have the "freedom to speak." "Boycott Dolce & Gabbana for what?" Gabbana said to CNN. "They don't think like you? This is correct? This is not correct. We are in 2015. This is like medieval. It's not correct." But Dolce said he's not boycotting John ("I love the music of Elton John") and further explained that his views were based on his Sicilian upbringing and "it is impossible to change my culture for something different. It's me." But, he added, "I respect all the world, all the culture." Gabbana added that the designers—who are gay and were a couple until 2005—"love gay couple. We are gay. We love gay couple. We love gay adoption. We love everything. It's just an express of my private point of view." Added Dolce, "Every people [has] freedom for choosing what they want. This for me is democracy. I respect you because you choose what you want. I respect me because I choose what I want... This just my point of private view."