Honey Birdette have a long history of exploiting women in their advertising. But more recently they have come under fire for a different reason, allegedly encouraging the sexual harassment of female employees.

Not sexually suggestive, but is sexually suggestive. Just two women posing in their underwear, but also two women in sexy lingerie expressing their sexuality.  

Current and former employees of Honey Birdette continue to fight back against the company over poor work conditions and sexual harassment.

We love to hear positive stories of men taking action on the sexploitation of women. That is why we were so encouraged when Laurie chose to speak out after seeing the sexualised imagery on Makita's home page. 

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Via news.com.au

“BUST: 87-90cm, WAIST: 70-73cm, HIP (at widest point): 97-100cm, HEIGHT: 165cm or taller.”

Porn inspired ad campaign may create a hostile work environment in which women are sexually harassed by co-workers or customers