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Fashion brand Jaded has ad banned for 'glamourising smoking'

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Fashion brand Jaded has ad banned for 'glamourising smoking'
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Fashion brand Jaded has ad banned for 'glamourising smoking'Image source, Advertising Standards Authority / Jaded LondonImage caption, Jaded London argued the cigarette was not the 'focus of the ad'ByAlex DanielBusiness reporterPublished9 minutes agoA fashion brand has had an…

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Fashion brand Jaded has ad banned for 'glamourising smoking'Image source, Advertising Standards Authority / Jaded LondonImage caption, Jaded London argued the cigarette was not the 'focus of the ad'ByAlex DanielBusiness reporterPublished9 minutes agoA fashion brand has had an advert banned by the advertising watchdog which it said was "glamourising smoking".Jaded London, whose clothes have been worn by Beyoncé and Kylie Jenner, used a picture of a woman on holiday holding a cigarette in one of its marketing emails.The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said the advert was "heavily stylised and presented the model in a fashionable and attractive manner", which made smoking seem appealing.Jaded London argued that the cigarette was not the "focus of the ad" but agreed to not use pictures…

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