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Research by the creative agency, whose other clients include Adidas, Ivy Park and R.A.D., exposed problematic messaging norms that either capitalise on women’s insecurities or undermine the empowerment goals they claim to promote.
Within the sports industry, advertising was found to be dominated by a “push harder” rhetoric that dresses up bullying language and a focus on physical appearance as motivation. While the lifestyle sector co-opts messages of empowerment and feminism, claiming to embrace all body sizes and shapes whilst advertising activewear designed to lift, shape and disguise “problem areas”.