The stars are fighting back against underwear advertising primarily aimed at men

 Young ladies stars Lena Dunham and Jemima Kirke show what genuine ladies look like in untouched unmentionables pictures 

Lena Dunham and Jemima Kirke have peeled off for an intense crusade to show how genuine ladies look in frilly unmentionables. 

The Girls stars show up in a sans photoshop crusade for New Zealand-based body-postive brand Lonely Lingerie. 


Commending their shapes, they relax in a New York flat wearing uncovering underpants. 

Lena, 30, has turned into a blurb young lady for helping ladies to feel great in their own skin. 

Jemima told Refinery29: "One thing I loathe that they say in regards to Lena is, 'She's confident to the point.' That makes me truly distraught and it's truly foolhardy, since I don't believe she's certain. I believe she's valiant. 

"It isn't so much that she's glad fundamentally or flaunting. It's that she's endeavoring to battle the standard so that one day we'll quit calling bareness and self esteem 'daring'. 

Also, if individuals get distraught on the grounds that they consider it to be a major f**k-you, well then, they're f**king right. It is." 

The brand say they plan to show ladies wearing the clothing as they would look in regular life. 

A representative said: "As an unusual methodology, Lonely tries to showcase ladies wearing clothing in a way that we more often than not don't find in standard promoting and the media. 

"Rather than being externalized, the ladies who take part in this diary arrangement – for this situation, Lena and Jemima – are enabled and show genuine magnificence that will ideally help ladies wherever feel somewhat more freed. 

"The brand likewise never modifies a solitary picture."