Zara has been asked to remove two advertisements from its United Kingdom website for featuring "unhealthily thin" models. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the United Kingdom's independent ...
Clothing brand Zara is under fire for an ad that shows two slim models with the tagline, “Love your curves.” Irish radio broadcaster Muireann O’Connell spotted the ad in Dublin, and posted a photo to ...
Zara has pulled an ad campaign after some people said that it resembled recent photos from Gaza. One image showed a mannequin wrapped in a white material that resembled a body bag. Zara said that the ...
The fast fashion brand's new Atelier campaign inspired in-person protests and calls for a boycott after critics claimed that the imagery resembled the destruction in Gaza Zara pulled an ad campaign ...
Fashion retailer Zara has clarified that a recent ad campaign on social media was not related to the October attacks in Gaza in the wake of calls for a boycott of the outlet. The posts made on Zara’s ...
The threat of cancel culture has prevailed again: This time, the Spanish fashion retailer Zara was targeted after online trolls decided that an artsy ad campaign referred to scenes from the ...
London (CNN) — Zara has pulled an advertising campaign that provoked a backlash from people decrying what they said was a resemblance to scenes of death and destruction in Gaza. The advertising images ...
The multinational fashion retailer Zara said it regrets a "misunderstanding" about its latest ad campaign after public outcry over images that... The fashion brand Zara apologized after its latest ad ...
Zara has pulled a controversial ad after a "misunderstanding" as backlash mounts with consumers who drew comparisons of the photo shoot to images out of Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war. In a statement ...
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has pulled up Spanish fast-fashion giant Zara for publishing advertisements featuring models who appeared “unhealthily thin.” Two ads have been banned ...
Fashion giant Zara published "socially irresponsible" photos of models who appeared to be unhealthily thin, the advertising watchdog has ruled. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received a ...