I don't think it's any more objectifying than many mainstream/high end campaigns that have come before it. And it's youth culture, if I understood it they would have to move on
I see a lot of what I would assume is club/festival rather than streetwear. I was of the baggy pants and flannel 90s school, but can recall sexy cutout club wear and of course rave costume.
Actually the more I look the the more I find looks I can relate to: lots of docs, cropped plaid pants (I am wearing some today), baggy jeans. I didn't wear the rainbow tie dye but Grateful Dead followers were another significant 90s subculture I was on the fringe of. I'm finding the mash up interesting. All the 90s subcultures with today's super body conscious sexuality throw in too.
