Spanish clothing brand Zara is blasted over 'suggestive' and 'inappropriate' kidswear advert featuring a child model (young child in sexualized and satinistic poses) (pizzagate)

submitted ago by turitelle

Fashion retailer Zara has sparked a heated debate over the representation of children within the fashion industry, after their latest campaign was labelled 'inappropriate' by many social media users.

The Spanish brand took to Instagram to share photos of their new kidswear range with their audiences last weekend.

Photographed by Fabien Baron, the campaign features a young girl dressed in a puffy sleeved dress standing by the ocean - as well as modelling the design while sat on a bed.

However, the advert didn't have the effect Zara was hoping for and instead received a flood of negative comments on Instagram, which forced them to remove the images - and one British mother took to Mumsnet to debate the campaign further.

Link to article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-6848039/Zara-REMOVES-photos-new-childrens-campaign-Instagram.htm

**At least they're upset and talking about it, but none of them recognize the satanist "as above so below" pose that they put the little girl in. ** Link to photo: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/03/25/16/11431344-6848039-In_another_image_the_campaign_shows_the_young_model_standing_nex-a-51_1553530595303.jpg

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think- ago

This is the Wikipedia article about him. The list of people he has collaborated with reads like an Illuminati who's who.

...in 1992, Baron designed Madonna's Sex book photographed by Steven Meisel. Baron shot and directed the documentary, Sex featuring Madonna. The documentary was released alongside her album Erotica, Baron directed the music video for the title track that was banned by MTV.

In 2008, Baron was asked to become editorial director and re-envision [the magazine] Interview (...). Baron's controversial first cover of a "silvery Kate Moss as the devilin a studded face mask shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott garnered attention.

The "metallic" cover was an homage to The Factory, Warhol's New York studio.

Baron's decision to put Kanye West on the cover in February 2014 stirred up controversy again with a raw blend of dark imagery and religious undertones shot by Steven Klein.

I haven't seen this pictures yet, but I bet there are some 'nice' satanic images among them.

http://archive.fo/2mAuh

Baron is the founder and CCO of Baron & Baron, Inc., a boutique advertising agency specializing in fashion, fragrance and cosmetics luxury brands.

Baron has been called by Vanity Fair "the most sought-after creative director in the world."