Cara Delevingne Slammed for Making Light of Sexual Harassment in ‘Tone-Deaf’ Jimmy Choo Ad

Cara Delevingne‘s recent commercial for Jimmy Choo may mark her grand return to modeling, but for many fans, the collaboration failed to hit the mark. The 25-year-old model is being slammed for participating in an ad, which many are calling “tone-deaf” for its complicity in promoting catcalling and sexual harassment.

The minute-and-a-half-long ad features Delevingne walking down a street while several men whistle and catcall at her for her outfit: a slinky red dress with sparkly Jimmy Choo booties. In one part, Delevingne walks past a man who whistles and tells her, “Nice shoes, lady.” The camera then pans to Delevingne who looks at him, smiles, and continues her strut.

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The commercial, which many are calling “tone-deaf” and “regressive,” is being criticized for making light of sexual harassment. Several critics also lambasted Delevingne and Jimmy Choo for “sexualizing” clothes, a topic that sexual harassment and assault victims are frequently blamed for when a perpetrator attacks. A few of the comments included:

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The criticism comes two months after Delevingne opened up about her sexual harassment experience with disgraced movie mogul, Harvey Weinstein. As of yet, neither Delevingne nor Jimmy Choo has addressed the criticism. Though, we hope they hear the critics out and address the backlash.