GAP official website released 2014 autumn new promotional models according to "too thin" cited netizens hot

GAP released new promotional photos "paper people" model cited netizens hot discussion

American casual clothing brand GAP recently released new promotional photos on the official homepage of social networking site Twitter. The female model in the propaganda photo is similar to the “paper person”, which has caused heated discussions among netizens for a while.

On Monday, GAP released a plaid dress for $59.95 on Twitter, and the model with the skirt in the picture was thin and pale. A push friend posted a message and said, “Look at the ratio of her head and body, how can I bemoaned to be a model!” another netizen commented, “Why not GAP! How can a normal person grow like this? Did you find a normal female model?” Netizens expressed their dissatisfaction, and everyone felt that the female model was not only too slim, but also looked not healthy at all. Some netizens said, "This picture is too scary. She looks like it's been a long time since I hadn't eaten or seen the sun."

However, among these doubts, there are also a few netizens standing in the position of this female model. “Did you see that thin people have to say that people have got anorexia?” “You hurt people like talking to a fat man. 'You should lose weight'."

It is reported that the skirt of this skirt issued by GAP on its official website is not the same as the one on Twitter. On the official website, the model displaying this skirt is 178cm tall, waistline 64cm, hip circumference 89cm, and the size of the US code S. It looks symmetry and decent.

Earlier in an interview with the British "Daily Mail", GAP official spokesman Edie Kissko once said, "February's feedback is very important to us, which is very useful for us to learn how to improve our products in the future."

However, GAP official stated that it would not delete the tweet content for this widely publicized product promotion map, and it will not make any remarks about it through any media.