A powerful feminist poster series about judging women by their clothing has gone viral -- but it looks strikingly similar to a project from 2013. The series, produced by student Theresa Wlokka of Miami Ad School in Germany for nonprofit Terre des Femmes, was picked up by news outlets from Bustle to Design Taxi this week. The set of three posters shows the words used to judge women as they relate to the length of her skirt, the depth of her neckline and the height of her heels. The concept behind...
Viral 'Terre Des Femmes' Photo Series Shares An Important Message, But Not An Original One
The Huffington Post - 21 Mar 2015 00:16
A powerful feminist poster series about judging women by their clothing has gone viral -- but it looks strikingly similar to a project from 2013. The series, produced by student Theresa Wlokka of Miami Ad School in Germany for nonprofit Terre des Femmes, was picked up by news outlets from Bustle to Design Taxi this week. The set of three posters shows the words used to judge women as they relate to the length of her skirt, the depth of her neckline and the height of her heels. The concept behind...
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