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Klarna #SponCon Posted Amid Covid-19 Lockdown Flagged in the U.K. for Promoting "Irresponsible" Consumer Behavior
The ASA upheld a complaint that argued that Instagram posts shelling for the buy-now-pay-later service encouraged unnecessary spending.
YouTube Influencer Receives Warning for Breaking Advertising Rules on Instagram
It wasn't clear that a post on Zoe Sugg's Instagram Story was an ad for Asos, according to the Advertising Standards Authority.
Missguided Ad Banned in U.K. for Featuring 'Overly Sexualized' Women
The ASA came after the fast-fashion retailer after receiving three complaints.
Nasty Gal Ads Banned in U.K. for Using Models Who Appeared 'Unhealthily Underweight'
The ASA came after the Boohoo-owned retailer after receiving 22 complaints.
Cara Delevingne's Rimmel Mascara Ad Was Banned in the U.K. for Being 'Misleading'
It's not the first time this has happened.
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Rihanna's Fragrance Ads Ruled Too 'Provocative' for U.K. Kids
Rihanna, "provocative" and "sexually suggestive?" Never!
Dakota Fanning on Her Banned 'Sexually Provocative' Marc Jacobs Ad
In her Glamour cover story, Dakota Fanning addresses that whole controversy around her banned-in-the-UK Marc Jacobs fragrance campaign.
Jessica Simpson Reveals Her Baby Bump, American Apparel Fights Back and Pippa Middleton to the TODAY Show?
Jessica Simpson served as maid of honor this weekend for her former assistant, looking chic in a black gown that revealed her baby bump. {US Weekly} You could be seeing a lot more of Pippa Middleton (and her fabulous bum): Rumors are swirling that the Today Show is courting Kate's sister to be a correspondent, with a hefty six figure lure. {Jezebel} American Apparel is not too pleased about the recent ASA ban of one of their ads, reporting that the "sexualized child" in the banned ad was actually 23 years old when the photo was taken. {WWD}
The UK's ASA Slams a Rachel Weisz for L'Oreal Ad for 'Unrealistic Retouching'
The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has taken yet another cosmetics company to task for its false advertising, WWD is reporting. Instead