..to love the harvey nics walk of shame ad

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..we've all been there

Breaking news: you'll look more dignified if you are a leggy model in a more flattering dress that if you are Ordinary and shop in H&M. Yeah, we knew that.

It just all feels a bit "let's point and laugh at the fat slags". I don't like it at all.

half the girls doing the walk  were the same size as the girl at the end.

It makes me feel very uncomfortable. I really don't like it.

It's a little risque for such a "safe" brand-I like it.

They should have used modes for the whole ad.

Or...none at all.

It was not to my liking...

modes? models obviously!

That was hideous. And no, we haven't all been there.

Why the hell would anyone like such a vile ad?

The only difference between the last girl and all the rest is that she's walking with confidence. Everyone looks a bit silly if they're out in the morning in last night's outfit.

dislike it... why is there not a man doing the walk of shame...

If the last one had had a flattering smart coat to wear with her dress (and therefore actually looked less silly walking around in a party dress in the morning) then it would have worked much better as an ad for women's clothing.

Jesus, vile.

I think it´s awful.

So if you´re a model type in a horrible dress it´s OK to stay out all night, but otherwise not?

I think there's a rather unpleasant class undertone in there too. The woman at the end looks considerably posher and richer than the others.

So what's the message? That the other outfits were shameful, not that they were walking home after a one night stand? And they were shameful because they were revealing?

I'm not sure I get it.

it's not necessarily one night stands, it's allnight parties.Have you straightlaced lot never come home from a party at 6 am??
It's supposed to be funny and it is -especially for such an upmarket brand.Jeez some people are so boring!

I dont like it.
I think its classist, sexist and fatist.
And watching it makes me feel very cold.

Maybe this strait-laced lot don't enjoy adverts which set out to mock women who can't afford to shop at Harvey Nicholls?

Awful, and I just don't get it. So it's ok to stay out all night if you're a model wearing something from Harvey Nicks but shameful if you're a size 16 in Primark??

It doesn't work IM(H)O - the outfit at the end is nowhere near as revealing as the others. The message is a bit judgey. Also agree that there's a bit of a class issue going on!