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Model Charlotte Free says she loves Terry Richardon’s “raw sexuality,” and if you’re a model who doesn’t want him sexually harassing you then you should just say so, you “stupid bitch!” Oh, is that all? More
Perhaps the most (or only) rational response to the above photo is: WHY IS THIS HAPPENING? This — in case you don’t recognize the players — being supermodel Miranda Kerr injecting renowned photographer and creepo Terry Richardson in the buttocks with a syringe full of vitamin B12. While topless. One the set of a Harper’s Bazaar photo shoot. More
Equinox gyms are getting heat for their first ad campaign of the year, from its own members who think the images, shot by Terry Richardson, are degrading and promote an unhealthy example for women. The models are highly sexualized, as you’d expect from Richardson, but what’s making members most upset is the fact that they’re all so thin. The ads have also sparked a debate among Blisstree readers; some agree that the ads are in poor taste, while others think they’re just an artistic expression. We want to know what you think.
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Equinox, the upscale gym with locations in New York, Dallas, Chicago and other locations throughout the east and west coast, is causing quite an uproar over its new print ads. The campaign entitled, “It’s Not Fitness, It’s Life” certainly promotes anything but fitness. Instead, it equates “life” to unrealistic thin runway models and the degradation and sexualization of women. More
