
The promotional film is the fashion label’s well wishes for 2021 with Koffee reciting a heartwarming New Year’s ode.

Comment and share with us your thoughts.Top clothing brand H&M launched its new holiday ad campaign on Wednesday, termed Bring On The Future to feature Jamaica’s very own Grammy award-winning Reggae singer, Koffee. It is extremely disappointing to see people with the power of influencing and spreading a positive message and shaping the society act so irresponsible and misuse that power. The ad shows two skinny (read: very skinny) models posing and the image is captioned as “Love your curves.” Women across countries called it as an act of body shaming and projecting and promoting a wrong message. The campaign sunk quicker than the campaign because of its double standard nature. Superfamous Spanish high street fashion brand Zara came under the radar after running a hypocrite campaign. The advertising was banned in Italy and Spain and globally people found the ad demeaning and degrading a woman’s position while making gangrape look glamorous. The ad showed supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio been pinned down by a shirtless man while been surrounded by other half-dressed men. Back in 2007, D&G came up with an ad campaign for which they were slammed left, right and centre. We often see established fashion houses go all out and bold to grab attention towards their products and themselves in the name of creative freedom. Women were hugely offended as the glamorous lingerie brand was promoting an “ideal” body shape and disrespecting women of different body shapes.ĭolce & Gabbana’s unethical projection of gang rape The ad featured supermodels who were pretty thin with long legs and large busted. The super famous lingerie brand disappointed many fans across the globe with its advertisement which had the tagline, “The Perfect Body”. Victoria’s Secret “Perfect Body” campaign faced a lot of burns We are pulling the content and halting any further rollout." Clearly, we missed the mark and apologise," and added, "We did not intend to make light of any serious issue. The statement reads, "Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding.

Pepsi pulled down the ad and issued a statement apologising for the same.


The problem arises towards the climax as the group is stopped by a flock of police officers and in comes, the savior in Kendall who just offers them a Pepsi can and suddenly everything's right in the world with the police officer even smiling. Kendall too figuratively takes her model mask off and becomes one with a crowd. In the ad, you can see many good-looking people clapping and dancing with joy as they walk a protest rally with the tagline Join The Conversation in the background. Supermodel Kendall Jenner received a lot of criticism for her Pepsi advertisement. Dove removed the post the next day and also apologised but the damage was already done. The advert shows a black woman wearing a brown T-shirt and as soon as she takes it off she and into a white woman wearing a white T-shirt. The successful soap maker landed itself in trouble after posting a three-second video on their Facebook account which subtly hinted that whiteness equals to cleanliness.
