A watchdog has criticised PrettyLittleThing again for "objectifying women" in a product listing for a pair of jeans.
The Manchester-based fashion retailer, which is owned by Boohoo, published the listing on its website in April that featured an image of a woman wearing the jeans with the front unzipped showing the top of her underwear.
In a published ruling, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said the model was wearing nothing on her top and her hands were crossed over her chest to cover her breasts.
