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According to CNN, for the October issue of Trendi, the Finnish prime minister posed with a jacket without a blouse underneath. She wasn’t wearing a bra either.
According to Mari Paalosalo-Jussinmaki, director of A-lehtiet, which also publishes Trendi magazine, the photoshoot and photo sparked a wave of harsh criticism in Finland on October 9. When the issue of the magazine came out, the angry comments spread across social media.
“In short, I would say that the photo shoot was inappropriate for the men, and the women really liked it. He is surprised. There have been photos of this type before, women have been posing for many years, wearing only jackets, but until now there has been no such reaction, ”said M. Paalosalo-Jussinmaki.
According to her, some critical Finns were outraged that the prime minister had taken a photo from a women’s lifestyle magazine, while others were angry that he had done so at a time when the government was dealing with a coronavirus pandemic.
“This was seen as a loss from primetime,” said the group’s director of the magazine.
In an interview with the magazine, the Prime Minister of Finland, S. Marin, spoke about the challenges and difficulties of work, how difficult it is to reconcile work and family life. His comment received support: men and women began posting photos on social media, wearing jackets alone, with the work #imwithsanna (“I’m with Sanna”).
“I think it shows: women are tired of being restrained, they are told how to behave, how they look, they are tired of being judged on their appearance, if you are young and beautiful, it is as if they cannot take you seriously” Paalosalo-Jussinmaki said. .
Ms. Marin is far from the first woman to be criticized for her appearance, both in life and in photo shoots. 2016 British Prime Minister Theres May was reprimanded by the tabloids for taking pictures in the Sunday Times magazine in leather pants. And British politician Tracy Brabin has been mercilessly criticized on social media for throwing her shoulders during a debate in the House of Commons.
CNN has asked the cabinet of Finnish Prime Minister S. Marin to comment on the matter, but has yet to receive a response.
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