American lifestyle website Nowness has come under fire for glorifying the thigh gap.
Titled 'The Magic Gap', the website's short film aims to &quot;diffuse&quot; the recent obsession with thigh gaps, however it features the space between the inner thighs of multiple models through a &quot;romanticized, sun-kissed&quot; lens. The voiceover is a collection of various passers-by describing what they think ‘the magic gap’ means.
One man defines it as &quot;the gap between being friends with someone and going out with them&quot;, while another woman answered, &quot;It sounds like a political term or something out of a cartoon&quot;.
New York-based fashion photographer and director, Guy Aroch, who created the video said, &quot;As a male, I didn’t even know it [the thigh gap] was a thing.&quot;

American lifestyle website Nowness has come under fire for glorifying the thigh gap.nTitled 'The Magic Gap', the website's short film aims to &quot;diffuse&quot; the recent obsession with thigh gaps, however it features the space between the inner thighs of multiple models through a &quot;romanticized, sun-kissed&quot; lens. The voiceover is a collection of various passers-by describing what they think u2018the magic gapu2019 means.nOne man defines it as &quot;the gap between being friends with someone and going out with them&quot;, while another woman answered, &quot;It sounds like a political term or something out of a cartoon&quot;.nNew York-based fashion photographer and director, Guy Aroch, who created the video said, &quot;As a male, I didnu2019t even know it [the thigh gap] was a thing.&quot;

Furore over 'fetishising' thigh gap video