Spoof Fashion Ads Help Women Spot Signs of Domestic Abuse

Women’s Aid, a British charity that aims to end domestic violence, subverts fashion advertising tropes to warn of coercive control
Women’s Aid, a British charity that aims to end domestic violence, has subverted fashion advertising tropes to raise awareness of coercive control—a pattern of behaviors used to control, manipulate or frighten another person.

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