Sex sells, but did Coke go too far in its new ads for a new line of premium milk?
The soft drink maker is trying its hand in the dairy industry with Fairlife, a milk product with 50 percent more calcium and protein than regular milk.
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In a line of ads for Fairlife, Coke used pin-up girls that are (literally) wearing the product.
"Drink what she's wearing," reads one poster.
"Better milk looks good on you," says another.
The photos are from a series shot in 2013 by photographer Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz. While many are praising the actual art, the ads have sparked a dialog about using women's bodies in advertising.
"This is just the latest in a never-ending stream of examples of women's bodies used as advertising fodder with scant regard for relevance or originality," Laura Bates wrote in the Guardian.