A Dutch clothing website has caught the ire of feminist groups for their outrageous print ads featuring an array of topless women involved in naughty acts. See the ads after the jump.
The sexy print campaign from Dutch clothing label Suit Supply [NSFW] has ruffled the feathers of some feminists. The ads, which feature topless women engaged in a little hanky-panky with some well-dressed men, have been described by our friends at lady-blog Jezebel as “creepy and porno-like.” The images are so racy and risqué that the suit company had to remove them from their Facebook page after they were “deemed offensive.”
Probably the Most NSFW Way to Sell Suits
While the ads definitely push the envelope, the sexualized imagery is comparable to a lot of high end fashion photography. Plus, it kind of makes you want to buy a well tailored suit.
What do you think? Is the campaign offensive? Does it make you want to buy a jacket or suit?
Source: Suit Supply
