The giant clothing brand's latest kids ad has angered a lot of people. 

Some days it seems as though we have come quite far in terms of sexism. Gender-neutral toys and clothing are becoming more popular every day, proving that a child's likes and dislikes should not be based on their gender. But then an ad like this comes along. The ad features new boys and girls clothing collections and unfortunately there was a glaring difference between the two. https://twitter.com/PsychScientists/status/759665193592950784?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw The boy is a 'little scholar', wearing a shirt with scientist Albert Einstein on the front, it is even captioned with 'your future starts here', a positive message for young boys. Then there's the little girl, in her sequined cat ears, branded as a social butterfly, without a caption like the one the boy got. This ad, which was sent out as an email to a mailing list seems to imply that boys are expected to be academic while girls are seen as sociable. Unsurprisingly people took offence to the ad and many took to twitter to rant about it. https://twitter.com/SarahKate26/status/760357745610457088 https://twitter.com/samatlounge/status/760007175368482816 https://twitter.com/tinateeto/status/760102285204656128?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/ChiOnwurah/status/759710512712036352?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw As if blatant gender stereotyping isn't shocking enough, people also noticed another huge problem with the ad. The 'little scholar's' Einstein t-shirt is spelt wrong. Did no one on the GAP team think this campaign through? https://twitter.com/conartworks/status/760370637852532736