Jen takes plunge ... but don’t objectify her!
IT was perhaps a strange choice of outfit for someone angered by the ‘objectification’ of women.
For the plunging neckline of Jennifer Aniston’s gown left little to the imagination as she posed on the set of her latest advertising campaign.
Just weeks after writing online that she was ‘fed-up’ with the ‘sport-like scrutiny’ of her body, the 4 -year-old posed in the revealing Valentino design while being attended by hair stylists and make-up artists.
She clutched a bottle of Glaceau Smartwater during the Los Angeles photo shoot for the brand – which she has previously been happy to advertise naked, leading to accusations of hypocrisy.
Critics have pointed out that she has ‘traded on her body’ throughout her career, posing for numerous magazines - including nude shots for GQ and Rolling Stone - and endorsing a stream of beauty brands.
Smartwater manufacturer Coca-Cola has also come under scrutiny this week, after experts denounced the ‘vapour distilled’ product as no better than tap water.
The drink – which costs 50p for 600ml – has its minerals removed before being ‘remineralised’ with electrolytes, in a production process described by the British Dietetic Association as adding nothing whatsoever.
Coca-Cola insists it makes no health claims for the drink, and says the electrolytes make it taste different to other bottled water.