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A brilliant ad campaign created for Terre Des Femmes, a Swiss human rights organization focusing on gender equality and feminism, reminds us that the worth of a woman should never be measured by something like the neckline of her blouse or height of her heels.
To some, heels of a certain height or skirts of a certain length denote that the wearer must be promiscuous. These “measuring sticks,” however, show just how absurd these measurements seem when removed from their context – regardless of what you think about someone’s clothes, the person wearing them is still a person and should be treated as such.
The ad was design by Theresa Wlokka (art director), Frida Regeheim (copywriter), and other students at the Miami Ad School in Hamburg, Germany.
More info: terre-des-femmes.ch | Facebook | miamiadschool.de (h/t: adsoftheworld)
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LindaTeuling-Stuteville 10 years ago
it seems like no matter what you wear or how you wear it, it's wrong
LyddieJacobs 10 years ago
Welcome to the reason we need feminism. What we wear, how we act, what we like or don't like--Society is always telling us we're wrong.
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MichaelKazarnowicz 10 years ago
This is inspired by Rosea Lake's work from 2013. She should be given credit http://roseaposey.tumblr.com/post/39795409283/judgments
P.BruxFHell 10 years ago
She should get PAID, they totally ripped off her idea.
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GraceInRainbows 10 years ago
As long as humans judges other by their appearance this will be continuous. We are imperfect and disgusting beings.
BoredPandaCancer 10 years ago
I don't judge by clothing, but if you really put on slutty clothing then that means something to me.
BiancaCrane 10 years ago
If people could only see the impact of labeling on someone specially to a woman.
KarlieRose 10 years ago
Especially to women? Perhaps one who is sensitive. Society judges men also, which there are sensitive men who too get impacted by these.
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WilliamDawson 10 years ago
they really can't tell people what not to think because that is trying to censor personal opinions...
AndersOliverDahlin 10 years ago
So I like boring necklines, slutty skirts and prudish shoes. Neither of these are wrong at all for me ^^ I'm sure others like different things. So nothing is inherently wrong. I am allowed to dislike tall shoes anyway right?
LindaTeuling-Stuteville 10 years ago
it seems like no matter what you wear or how you wear it, it's wrong
LyddieJacobs 10 years ago
Welcome to the reason we need feminism. What we wear, how we act, what we like or don't like--Society is always telling us we're wrong.
Load More Replies... MichaelKazarnowicz 10 years ago
This is inspired by Rosea Lake's work from 2013. She should be given credit http://roseaposey.tumblr.com/post/39795409283/judgments
P.BruxFHell 10 years ago
She should get PAID, they totally ripped off her idea.
Load More Replies... GraceInRainbows 10 years ago
As long as humans judges other by their appearance this will be continuous. We are imperfect and disgusting beings.
BoredPandaCancer 10 years ago
I don't judge by clothing, but if you really put on slutty clothing then that means something to me.
BiancaCrane 10 years ago
If people could only see the impact of labeling on someone specially to a woman.
KarlieRose 10 years ago
Especially to women? Perhaps one who is sensitive. Society judges men also, which there are sensitive men who too get impacted by these.
Load More Replies... WilliamDawson 10 years ago
they really can't tell people what not to think because that is trying to censor personal opinions...
AndersOliverDahlin 10 years ago
So I like boring necklines, slutty skirts and prudish shoes. Neither of these are wrong at all for me ^^ I'm sure others like different things. So nothing is inherently wrong. I am allowed to dislike tall shoes anyway right?
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