'Glee' star latest fashion victim in offensive shoot. Black and blue is not the new black.

I wouldn't expect masses of consumers on the internet to be able to properly understand art photography. Clearly this is a woman who is rebelling against domestic stereotypes. I love it, and Heather Morris looks fantastic. It's not about trying to make abuse sexy, it's about fighting against roles women are forced into by society.

Spousal abuse? Talk about sexism. If these photos were of a guy with bruises, the likely response would be an inherent supposition that the guy is a scrapper who EARNED those bruises fighting whatever fight the photo suggested. Photograph a woman with a bruise, and suddenly she's a victim, despite the fact that the photographs in question pretty clearly depict a woman who earned her bruises fighting against domesticity.

But hey, what do I know? I'm only a cog in the system of patriarchal oppression that has been keeping women down for thousands of years via the objectification of women through the so-called "male gaze".

Offensive-My ex battered me so badly-My sis didn't recognize me- This ain't funny!!

It all becomes clear now. Chris Brown did not abuse Rhianna, he was just helping her get ready for a photo shoot the next day! Because bruises and abuse is hot!

Maybe she walked into a door.

Um...WTF?

She looks like she's having a bit of fun here, like this is sexy or something. I never thought being abused was attracive or fun. Not a fan.

It's how the fashion industry rolls these days. You don't need taste or common sense. Tyler Shields' work wouldn't get half the attention had he chosen a different theme other than domestic abuse.

Just another way of getting media attention. How low do they have to stoop?

Not a good look or message for our young girls....

It seems to be about male dominance and bondage fantasies! It seems to be prevalent and increasing in world of pornography which is progressive...after a while not satisfied with the norm...then they progress to S&M...or with youth or children! (not all men but some) I think people should boycott any and all fashion/design houses who resort to this type of advertising/"art" to send them a message LOUD & CLEAR that we won't put up with that and that it is UNACCEPTABLE! AND...WHAT WAS SHE THINKING to be party to that!?! Is she MENTAL? ON DRUGS? .. DISTURBED? WHERE WAS/IS HER PUBLICIST AND WHAT DID HE/SAY BOUT IT? ... CRAAAZZZYYY!!! Is that what kind of life she wants for her and maybe any future daughters?? Well, who knows? WHATEVER!!

Is this the female part of Charlie Sheen? Does this young actress not
know of the damage she is doing to her own sex? I think the Network of
Glee needs to have a long talk with this actress and also the Advertisers of Glee should put a little pressure on the Network to make
her realize her mistake. She plays a teenager that needs parental con-
trol.

ps maybe if she ever gets a bruise from someone on her face for real then she just might regret this shoot. just sayin

i find this repulsive, and horrible taste. Perhaps it is because I had a bruise on my eye recently which should have NEVER gotten there. Either way it is gross and just plain sad.

Not sexy or cute one sick b------ .

as always

just ed

why do you all assume this is glorifying violence rather than foregrounding it for what it is?

Big F***n' Deal. That's all I can say about this "supposed" scandalous controversy.

This is the most obvious lack of creativity and talent I've seen for a while. How is there any marketing here? What exactly are we buying from this picture? Who directed the posing? Make-up and lighting.. This is thrash.

no talent,that explains it.

Do we really want to send this message out to people reading magazines? Abuse is abuse, advertising it and possibly giving anyone the idea that it's acceptable is NOT acceptable. This young woman can't be that desperate for fame or work, hopefully she will make a better choice for her next project. Whoever came up with this idea, merely did if for the notoriety it would bring and obviously wasn't considerate of who it might offend.