Zara ad is prohibited to turn off ‘thin model’

Two ads by Brand Stars Zara has been banned to show a model that appears “unhealthy”.

The default ad authority (Asa) the shadow of the shadow and a bad bunch bunch bunch tail is paid “GAunt” while the other design in another picture is in another picture.

Watching the following watch that the “unresponsive” not responsible “should not appear again in the current form and Zara who should ensure all the pictures” ready to be responsible. “

Zara has eliminated advertising and say that the model is in the program has provided a good medical certification when the picture is taken.

Two Penmentas Advertisements appear in the retailer and websites in the images of the drawing shutdown and turn off the model and turn off.

An advertiser is a short dress and the nasty or ordinary assu making a leg look “clear”.

It also tells the upper hand position and the elbow joints make her fine face “from balanced.”

Another Large Advertising for shirts and models are said in positions made “protruding” focused features “of ads.

Hope surveyed two other zara advertisers but not forbidden.

Zara chose to remove all images than and says not to receive a direct complaint.

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It was added that it events the recomendation of the report called a healthy model, which is blessed in 2007 by the UK health model.

Zara speaks specially in a professional and new-report recommendation that said the model “should provide a medical serpent with the experts to eat.”

It comes after ad by other retailers prohibited this year for a model to be too thin.

In July, advertising by signs & spencers are forbidden because models appear “unhealthy”.

The US says to install the model and clothing option – including “smaller shoes” specified “legs” – not responsible “.

Can this year, the next retailer after ad forbidden skin jeans.

Hope to say the ads emphasizing the thin into the model legs using the camera angle, and it is considered irresponsible “.

Next after not agree with the affirmative decision

Following line Advertisement BBC Excellent BBC asked why advertisement showing a model that appears to be not allowed to use weight not forbidden.