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Retail mega-brand Bench issued an apology on Tuesday, September 23, for “offensive elements” in its ‘The Naked Truth’ fashion show on Saturday. The company made the apology after a public backlash against features in the show that critics said demeaned the dignity of women. Among other elements, the show featured actor Coco Martin holding a rope wrapped around a woman standing on all four limbs. Bench said the criticism will serve as a lesson for their next show.
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