Get the latest gossip

Kendall Jenner's topless Calvin Klein adverts are ruled acceptable as FKA twigs' poster is banned for presenting singer as a 'stereotypical sexual object'


Kendall Jenner's topless Calvin Klein posters have not been banned by the UK's Advertising Standards Authority.

The ASR decided not to uphold complaints about the two Kendall posters from the same campaign which feature the model with her hands across her bare chest and lying on her back wearing underwear and pulling down a pair of jeans past her hips. The musical artist, whose full name is Tahliah Debrett Barnett, told her 2.4 million followers that 'in light of reviewing other campaigns past and current of this nature, i can’t help but feel there are some double standards here.' 'So to be clear… i am proud of my physicality and hold the art i create with my vessel to the standards of women like Josephine Baker, Eartha Kitt and Grace Jones who broke down barriers of what it looks like to be empowered and harness a unique embodied sensuality,' she said.

Get the Android app

Or read this on Daily Mail

Read more on:

Photo of Kendall Jenner

Kendall Jenner

Photo of Calvin Klein

Calvin Klein

Related news:

News photo

‘Double standards’: FKA twigs defends banned semi-nude Calvin Klein advert

News photo

FKA twigs SLAMS decision to ban her Calvin Klein poster for presenting singer as a 'stereotypical sexual object' and claims 'there are double standards' at play

News photo

FKA Twigs' Nude Calvin Klein Ad BANNED After It Was Deemed To ‘Cause Serious Offense’