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Supre, a popular tween-focused fashion retailer in Australia and New Zealand, is pulling ads amid complaints that its new campaign is too sexy. In print and transit ads and on billboards, a topless model—her long hair covering her breasts in one iteration—touts skin-tight "jeggings," a jeans-leggings combo. I can just imagine an Aussie kid staring wide-eyed at that image plastered across a bus, asking, "Daddy, what are those?" There'd be an awkward pause before Dad answers, "Those are jeggings, son."
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