We’ve all seen our fair share of airbrushing and re-touching tools being used to change women’s body parts in advertising images.
And this time, we have a case of the missing vagina on our hands. So to speak.
That’s right. It’s going to be a tough case to crack. Our bets are on Colonel Mustard in the Conservatory with the Photoshop.
The odd thing here though – is that this woman’s vagina has been photoshopped ‘out’ on purpose.
A series of provocative photos have emerged as part of Jane Pain’s new advertising campaign, a high-end Spanish lingerie, swimwear and accessories brand.
The photographs feature women with their legs fully spread , sans lady parts. Photographer Natasha Ygel cheekily headlined the photos, “What you can’t see is all you want to see.”
The controversial campaign has won Argentina’s highest advertising prize, the 2012 Lapiz de Oro, and the Gran Prix de Bronce Clarín.
What do you think of the images – clever or confronting?
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Just another thought.........aren't these the sorts of images that the CI teams on one of those Forensics shows would comment on and dissect "earnestly" on the psychological profile of the murderer ?.....You know - the type that obviously hates women ?
Just sayin'..........lol.
Disfiguring and clumsy.
This is probably thought of as "arty" & clever by people who don't actually grasp what it is to be either.......
As a woman I'm insulted and find these images disturbing too.
There are too many people in the world trying to render women invisible as it is without this kind of self-indulgent twaddle trying to erase part of our identity and serving it up as "art".