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watchdogs have cleared a poster featuring the pop star and actress of
allegations it was overtly sexual and offensive.
The
billboard featured Miley Cyrus wearing a low cut bodysuit lying on her
back with her legs apart against a mirrored wall looking into the
camera.
The
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received complaints from just
three members of the public, who said the image was overtly sexual and
therefore offensive.
In a
ruling published today, the ASA said it ‘recognized that some might find
the posters distasteful’, particularly in the context of a make-up ad.
However,
it said: ‘While we considered that the images were sexually suggestive,
we concluded that they were not overtly sexual and unlikely to cause
serious or widespread offense.’
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