A fashion company’s ad campaign featuring children and dubious bondage teddy bears has sparked outrage online. The images have been branded as inappropriate and distressing.
A New York state court has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the production company and set designer behind the controversial Balenciaga photoshoot. The lawsuit alleges that the shoot included cryptic references to virtual child pornography.
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Balenciaga recently sparked a controversy after an ad campaign showed children holding warped teddy bears dressed in bondage gear. The ad was intended to promote a new collection of plush toys, but the images were widely criticized for normalizing sexual fetishes and exploitation of children. Eagle-eyed online users also noticed that one of the bears in the ad was wearing what appeared to be court documents on child pornography.
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A new campaign from the high-end fashion brand Balenciaga has been slammed by parents and social media users alike for featuring children holding teddy bears that appear to have bondage gear. The images, which were posted on the company’s website to promote its holiday gift shop, show young child models cuddling teddy bears that appear to be accessorized with bondsage gear like leather harnesses and collars with locks.
The images have been dubbed “grossly inappropriate” and “horrifying” by many. Some critics have pointed out that one of the teddy bears being held by a child has what’s known as “panda eyes,” which is a term for bruising around the eye area caused by trauma or injury. Eagle-eyed observers have also noticed that one of the pictures appears to include what looks like legal documents from a 2008 case in which the Supreme Court ruled on federal laws regarding child pornography.
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In a recent ad campaign, fashion house Balenciaga found itself in hot water after images of children holding warped teddy bears with bondage accessories were posted on its website to promote their holiday gift shop. The images quickly sparked a backlash from parents who questioned the appropriateness of such toys for children. Many of the teddy bears in the photos had spiky leather bracelets around their arms and legs and even featured a chain and padlock on their neck.
The photos also included one of the teddy bears being held by a young girl with a dark brown hair and what appeared to be tattooed pandas on her arms. Some eagle-eyed social media users noticed that the teddy bear being held by the girl also had “panda eyes,” which is a term used to describe the bruising of skin in and around the eyes of an animal due to injury or illness.
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The fashion brand Balenciaga has been slammed by critics after it released a campaign featuring children posing with plush bears dressed in bondage gear. The pictures of the teddy bears were used to promote the company’s holiday gift shop and were criticized for sexualizing children.
The bears featured in the images wore fishnet tops, collars with locks and ankle/wrist restraints. They were also adorned with leather bracelets and chains. The photos were quickly blasted by parents online as being too erotically provocative for young children. One image of a ginger-haired girl saw her holding the strap attached to a white teddy bear. Another photo included what appeared to be hidden court documents referring to child pornography.
After backlash, the fashion company pulled the campaign. Kim Kardashian, a frequent collaborator with the brand, broke her silence to speak out against the images. She was quick to apologise for her involvement in the shoot.
The brand’s kinky collection of teddy bears includes Bound Up Billy Shibari, a playful nawashi (or rope master) from Japan who loves to be tied up in kbaku shibari or rope bondage. This plush slave is tangled up in full-body Shibari style rope binding and has a kinky eye mask, making him the perfect partner for any fetishist or BDSM lover. He is part of the Bondage Bearz collection, which also features Freddie Flogger, Gimpy Glen and Charlie Chains.
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