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Sexist Advertising
Thursday 7 November 2002
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Last month, Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt struck out at a Motor Show advert which used a woman in a push-up bra to sell a car. What's more, a new
Pretty Polly
advert (pictured) invites passers-by to fondle the breasts of a model.
But is this simply sexist or is it post-feminist irony? Jenni talks to journalist and feminist, Bea Campbell and Sue Clague, Managing Director of
Pretty Polly
.
Is this advert funny or offensive: Let us know your views
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