Most read: ASA bans Gucci ad for featuring 'unhealthily thin' model
The the Italian fashion house that owns the Gucci brand, for featuring a model who looked "unhealthily thin".
The ad featured a woman leaning against a wall wearing a long dress up to her calves. Another image showed a woman sitting on a sofa wearing a skirt showing off her legs.
In its ruling today, the ASA said: "We considered that her torso and arms were quite slender and appeared to be out of proportion with her head and lower body.
"Further, her pose elongated her torso and accentuated her waist so that it appeared to be very small.
"We also considered that her sombre facial expression and dark make up, particularly around her eyes, made her face look gaunt."
Advertising: John Lewis, Nestlé and Tesco first UK brands to use Pinterest ads
, the first country outside of the US where advertising has been introduced into its model.
The photo-sharing platform, which debuted Promoted Pins in the US last year, has launched in the UK with brands including John Lewis, B&Q, Nestlé and Tesco.
Users of Pinterest – known as "Pinners" – grew by 50 per cent last year, with an average of three million Pins saved each day, according to the company.
Pinterest said more than 75 per cent of all Pins saved come from businesses, and so Promoted Pins do not interrupt or distract Pinners.
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