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Victoria's Secret appears to have carved out a model's upper legs, and completely erased her derriere, in what seems to be its latest Photoshop fail.
The new ad, for the lingerie brand's Swim Style Finder promotion, gives the model the appearance of thin, bow-shaped cylinders in place of her thighs.
Posted on the Victoria's Secret Facebook page, the main image is shown next to smaller thumbnails of the model in several different black bikini bottoms, which has caused a backlash from online readers.
Over 2,000 Facebook comments worldwide have accused Victoria's Secret of Photoshopping the image beyond recognition of a normal women's body.
Emma Sundborg, from Sweden, wrote: 'Shame on you Victoria Secret! Your models are beyond beutiful [sic] and still you feel the need to Photoshop the picture into something so disgusting! come on, less is more!'
Nicole Winifred Jensen, from Queensland, Australia pointed out that in the smaller thumbnail images, the model's thighs touch - while in the main image, they appear to have been carved out, leaving a large hole between her legs.
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