Zara ads banned for 'unhealthily thin' models

Author: Charlotte EdwardsPublished on: August 6, 2024Country: United Kingdom

Society & LifestyleFashion

Zara ads banned for 'unhealthily thin' models

Two Zara advertisements were banned for featuring models deemed 'unhealthily thin' by the ASA, citing lighting and posing techniques that emphasized their thinness. Zara removed the ads and stated that the models had medical certificates confirming their good health.

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