Calvin Klein was charged with \"gender discrimination\" and \"pornography\" marketing campaigns after he filmed a skirt for a young woman at the event.
Social media users have denounced the clothing company for marketing underwear in a young image on Instagram --
She stood her legs apart and shot her underpants from below.
While it has been said that the photo deliberately made her look \"about 12 years old\", other users say it\'s a smart and creative idea.
A user named Saleenjonny said: \"CK in the past represents for me to make you feel sexy in the clothes you wear.
\"This advertisement makes me feel like I am a pervert.
I\'m not a freak.
The display class is not the ass.
Then give it to the Playboy.
In addition to \"I react in calvins\", \"I kick it in calvins\" and \"I sign in calvins, the slogan for this photo is \"I\'m flashing in my calvins \".
\"A lot of photos feature slim women showing their skin.
Heidi Zak, CEO of San Francisco-based bra and underwear firm ThirdLove, said the ad was \"out of date \".
\"It\'s not the post-90 s, we\'re close to 2017 and it\'s too outdated to go ahead and do these very provocative things --
\"Always sexy ads featuring young women,\" she told The Independent . \".
\"Haven\'t we seen this yet?
She added that millions of consumers are concerned about how women feel sexy about themselves, not about men\'s eyes.
But it is reported that photographer Harley will, who took the photo, said she was \"very satisfied\" with the response to the photo because it sparked attention and dialogue.
Others say the brand is owned by the clothing marketing company PVH, which also owns Hilfiger, which is promoting a gender-discriminatory attitude.
\"The problem here is that CK uses this image as a public advertisement,\" another Instagram user said . \".
\"They are a global and influential brand, and this photo they posted conveys a broad message that it is OK to take pictures on a skirt.
One user responded that the \"social justice warrior\" on the Internet was overreacting and the model had been paid.
\"It\'s an underwear ad, on a model that pays for it.
\"I will buy more quality underwear from you in the future,\" they said . \".
The Independent has reached out to PVH and Calvin Klein for comment.