Lingerie Brand Uses 'Biological Male' Non-Binary Model Jake DuPree In 'By Women, for Women' Campaign; Internet Is Unimpressed!
Jake DuPree is a biological male who is identified as non-binary and donned a ruby red 3-piece set and complemented it with some body chains in the ad poster
The world is changing and it’s happening FAST! While many believe weird is the new normal, lingerie brands seem to have been using the strategy in their campaigns. A luxury lingerie brand - Honey Birdette - chose to sign non-binary model Jake Dupree as the model for their new bra ad, the internet could not keep calm.
Jake DuPree is a biological male who identifies as non-binary and donned a ruby red 3-piece set and complemented it with some body chains in the ad poster.
However, the advertisement just didn’t seem to do well with the netizens. From pornstar Brandi Love to conservatives, everyone was quick to criticize this ad and call for a ban on the brand.
“A luxury lingerie brand created for women, by women” #fail @HoneyBirdette pic.twitter.com/yK35HuqWg0
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) April 12, 2023
Nevertheless, the brand got itself in trouble with its next move.
The luxury lingerie brand has been a popular choice for many dropped its collaboration with Jake DuPree on their Instagram with a simple call out to the lingerie set donned by Jake.
“Red curtain moment! @jakedupree stars in the RUBY 3 piece set” - the initial campaign read.
But, shortly after the hate and boycott calls started pouring in, Honey Birdette was quick to respond. Instead of giving in to the hate and criticism (like so many brands have in recent times), Honey Birdette - showed their support for the LGBTQAI+ community and stood strong for their cause.
The post did not seem to do well with the netizens. While the comments on the original brand post have been turned off, the post has gone viral across social media, with many people talking about the brand and their latest ad and giving their own reactions to it.
Some were quick to highlight that Honey Birdette’s brand tagline had been “By Women, For Women.” However, the brand quickly changed its tagline from “By Women, For Women” to “A luxury brand for all.”
While the hate from conservatives was quite as expected, pornstar Brandi Love took to her Twitter to express displeasure about the brand’s move.
While the fairly precedent hate towards this Australian brand continues, it’s refreshing to see the brand know why they took the stand initially and stand by it. And Jake DuPree has been showered with a lot of love and support by allies as they continue to conquer various other challenges in life.
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