Ad watchdog bans ‘highly sexual’ and pornographic Honey Birdette ad
Lingerie retailer Honey Birdette has been accused of exposing “minors to their inappropriate marketing” by using “highly sexual images”.
The digital in store billboards featured seven women in all different lingerie including two women wearing lacy black lingerie with their nipples exposed.
Out of the seven ads on the billboard this was the only ad banned.
Wait, isn’t banning these images because of showing a nipple only stigmatising and sexualising this part of the human body further?
Seems like a bit of a contradicting argument?
I am in deep shock not by the models or underclothing, I’m in shock that Australians are so primitive and crass with their behavior, however, when something so naturally beautiful is seen people’s insecurity is brought out they complain and laws try to protect potential social problems.
Aussies should behave, these are perfect westernized social advertisement projections. I would expect our middle eastern religious extreamists to persue critical claims of obscenity not a four year old boy who would require education on how to be gentle to a lady when he grows up and not become another barbaric bastard.
If people can’t handle this how will they accept a shirt strait off an Aussies back?
Well, I hope they find the adverts of handsome, chiselled men in their daks equally as offensive, because it gives young teenage men body issues and unconsciously ‘fat shames’ them if they don’t look like that, because the message is that no girls will fancy them.