When Adidas posted an uncensored advertisement of 25 faceless images of women’s bare chests on Twitter, touting the inclusivity of their new sports bra line, the campaign immediately spurred ...

Some complainants told the ASA that the ads "objectified women" and reduced them to body parts. Adidas had released the ads to highlight the diversity of breasts and promote its sports bra range. The ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Apparel brand Adidas created a social media stir Wednesday with a new ad for its sports bras, but the company responded to online backlash saying its mission is to serve all body ...

Adidas shocked the internet by posting a picture of 25 people's faceless bare breasts on Twitter to promote the company's new sports bra line. The company believes "breasts in all shapes and sizes ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — In 2022, is it socially acceptable to display 25 pairs of bare breasts on social media? The multinational athletic brand, Adidas has flung this question into the public sphere ...

Adidas didn't tweet that by accident. The German sports apparel titan on Thursday sparked a storm of reaction with the rollout of a provcative new ad campaign featuring images of women's naked breasts ...

Adidas is launching a new sports bra line, but it's the campaign ad that is drawing attention. On Wednesday, the German sports apparel company tweeted a photo grid of 25 sets of bare breasts to ...

An ad campaign for an Adidas sports bra featuring bare breasts has been banned in the U.K. by the Advertising Standards Authority. The promotional material — which included a tweet and two posters, ...

May 11 (UPI) --A dozen complaints prompted Britain's Advertising Standards Authority to ban an Adidas ad campaign -- intended to promote diversity of its sports bra range -- for objectification of ...

“We believe women’s breasts in all shapes and sizes deserve support and comfort," Adidas said about its controversial new sports bra ad. Apparel brand Adidas created a social media stir Wednesday with ...

But the campaign sparked controversy online, with some social-media users describing the image as "distasteful" and "explicit." The ASA said it received 24 complaints about the campaign. Some said ...