I. am. confused. as. to. why. anyone. would. dress. like. this. no. doubt. knowing. full. well. that. it's. supposed. to. be. "sexy". when. there. are. bound. to. be. many. older. men. with. cameras. many. of. whom. would. not. hesitate. to. snap. pictures.
Exactly!
They were not
forced to dress in such a manner.
But there is no reason for them to
choose to dress in such a manner, then
pose for a photo, unless they were trying to give a certain sort of impression.
I can only view this as sexulisation. However, would the company have chosen to also dress male staff in such a suggestive manner? Therefore, I also view this as discrimination. Subtle, perhaps, but discrimination nonetheless.
Unfortunately, the rather important debate about gender equality and the exploitation of women is being butchered by this rather petty debate over a single photo.
I can only agree. I was not hoping to use hundreds of posts about this particular photo. It is, in my opinion, but an example of sexualisation in modern society.