Photo: Tom Ford
The Advertising Standards Authority in the Uk has just banned Tom Ford’s fragrance advert for Black Orchid. The reason is because, critics see it as being “inappropriate” and “degrading to women”. But the ASA disagreed, saying that “it was unlikely to cause serious offence and did not degrade or objectify women”. This is a prove that the Britons does not joke with nudity, because really, you don’t wear fragrance on a naked body.
Because of the ASA disagreement and for the sake of children, huge billboards displaying Cara Delevingne’s naked body and Black Orchid’s bottle has been banned from being displayed within 100 meters of any schools in the UK.
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