article_snippet.sent: The biggest myth associated with victim blaming is that women are 'asking for it' because of women choice of dress.
article_snippet.sent: A new campaign from Rape Crisis London has captured hundreds of women across London in various outfits to point out that no matter what they choose to wear they are not asking to be raped .
article_snippet.sent: The initiative, created by Rape Crisis London, aims to stamp out any suggestion that a woman can be blamed for a woman attack because of a woman choice in clothing.
article_snippet.sent: The images, shot by photographer Perou in Braithwaite Tunnel, aim to demonstrate that no matter what a woman wears a woman never deserves to be raped and the fault is always with the attacker.
article_snippet.sent: On the campaign website, the charity points out the absurdity of placing blame on the victim's clothing.
article_snippet.sent: A new campaign from Rape Crisis London aims to stamp out the myth that women are 'asking for it' because of how women are dressed .
article_snippet.sent: The photos are accompanied by the manifesto which states that no piece of clothing means 'yes' A new campaign from Rape Crisis London asks women to join the movement by uploading women images to Instagram using the hashtag .