It seems appropriate that American Apparel is ending the year with a ban; the notoriously porny basics brand responded today to a British Advertising Standards Authority ban on one of the brand's ads that ran on the back of Vice magazine, a free publication that's found in AA stores. The offending image depicted an "offensive and irresponsible" image that "appeared to sexualize a child." However, dressed in a cowl-necked sweater, Lolita socks, and — thank goodness — underwear, the ...
It seems appropriate that American Apparel is ending the year with a ban; the notoriously porny basics brand responded today to a British Advertising Standards Authority ban on one of the brand's ads that ran on the back of Vice magazine, a free publication that's found in AA stores. The offending image depicted an "offensive and irresponsible" image that "appeared to sexualize a child." However, dressed in a cowl-necked sweater, Lolita socks, and — thank goodness — underwear, the ...
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