David Becks Gets Lifted & Racy American Apparel Ads Get Banned (NSFW PHOTOS)

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There was good news and bad news in Britain yesterday:

Soccer hottie David Beckham's H&M ad that was considered controversial to a few, literally three people actually, is no longer considered such. The UK's Advertising Standards Authority is lifting the ban on the ad in which he famously poses topless.

The bad news: they officially banned eight of American Apparel's images.

But wait, come to think of it, that actually might be a good thing!

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Says the ASA: “We concluded that the gratuitous nudity in the ads…in combination with the sexualized nature of the pose [in two images] meant the ads were exploitative and inappropriately sexualized young women.”

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American Apparel shot back with this: the images “were less and certainly no more sexual in nature than a large proportion of images of other companies.”

Have you no decency American Apparel?

Flip through the gallery and tell us for yourself if the porn-inspired pics are in proportion to other fashion companies.