Zara has pulled an ad campaign that featured images of mannequins wrapped in white sheeting that angry critics claimed bore a resemblance to the carnage in the Gaza Strip. The Spanish-based ...

Zara has been criticised for an advertising campaign that drew comparisons to images from the Hamas-Israel war. The campaign's photos feature mannequins wrapped in white, imagery which some said ...

The advertising images for a line of jackets, posted earlier this month to Zara’s official social media channels, featured rubble, ripped plaster and mannequins wrapped in plastic. One picture ...

The fashion brand Zara apologized after its latest ad campaign ... In the ads, a model stands surrounded by mannequins, some missing limbs and others covered in white plastic shrouds, which ...

In the main image, a model poses with a mannequin wrapped in fabric for a new fashion campaign by retailer, Zara, set against a separate photo of Gaza in the background. Zara has come under ...

Clothing retailer Zara pulled an advertising campaign and ... called “The Jacket,” showed mannequins wrapped in plastic, broken plaster and rubble. In one photo, a model was pictured holding ...

In one photo, a model is hoisting a wrapped mannequin over their shoulder. Zara was previously under fire in 2021 after comments head designer Vanessa Perilman made to Palestinian model Qaher Harhash.