In recent weeks, The Apprentice's Camilla Ainsworth has found herself accused of being 'overly sexualised' when it comes to branding her products.
In last week's task she produced a chocolate range titled Santa's Chocco Seduction, with a logo featuring a cartoon woman in a tiny Father Christmas outfit and knee-high boots; while this week Claude Littner branded the marketing around her nut milk brand as being 'all about sex'.
But Camilla - who has now made the final two of this year's season along with Sian Gabbidon - has hit back at this.
Criticism: In recent weeks, The Apprentice's Camilla Ainsworth has found herself accused of being 'overly sexualised' when it comes to branding her products
'I really want to shake this overly sexualised thing,' she told MailOnline. 'My milk product is all about girl bosses. The whole thing has been misconstrued.
'With this, and with the chocolate thing, I was trying to just show a cheeky side. And my nut milk's marketing, is kind of something that's lacking in the market – fun, cheeky, with a few nuts.'
Camilla is only 22 and hails from Blackburn, while Sian, 25, comes from Leeds.
Previously: In last week's task she produced a chocolate range titled Santa's Chocco Seduction, with a logo featuring a cartoon woman in a tiny Father Christmas outfit and knee-high boots
Not happy: But Camilla - who has now made the final two of this year's season along with Sian Gabbidon - has hit back at claims that it was 'all about sex'
Clarification: 'I really want to shake this overly sexualised thing,' she told MailOnline. 'My milk product is all about girl bosses. The whole thing has been misconstrued'
Sian too echos Camilla's insistence that she is all about empowering women in business.
'It's an all-girl final and it was nearly an all-girl final five. And we are both Northern girls,' she said. 'I've always been a fan of the show and there are perhaps more opportunities down South, so this has been a great chance for us.
During the infamous penultimate round of the series, in which the final five candidates have their business plans picked apart by Lord Sugar's aides, Sian became upset.
Fun: 'With this, and with the chocolate thing, I was trying to just show a cheeky side. And my nut milk's marketing, is kind of something that's lacking in the market – fun, cheeky, with a few nuts,' she explained
'I had prepared myself for the worst and made sure that I had an answer for everything that I was going to get grilled on,' she explained. 'I was ready for them to pick up on every flaw and every issue.
'But then the tears came because it just does get really overwhelming. The whole process is a test.
I am a normal girl from Leeds and I just wanted to go on the show, rep the city. And win or lose it's been life changing. For once I can say to myself "I did alright, I got to the final".'
Support: Sian, who has also made the final of The Apprentice, echos Camilla's insistence that she is all about empowering women in business
Opening up: 'It's an all-girl final and it was nearly an all-girl final five. And we are both Northern girls,' she said. 'I've always been a fan of the show and there are perhaps more opportunities down South, so this has been a great chance for us,' she said
Sian sells herself somewhat short - she is the owner of a swimear line - and Camilla insists she knew she was stiff competition from the start.
'Actually I have always had my eye on Sian as competition and wasn't shocked that I'd be up against her in the final. We're both repping the North, after all,' Camilla said.
Both girls admit that, although they have always believed in themselves, the didn't know which way the final was going to go.
All will be revealed when The Apprentice final airs next Wednesday on BBC One from 9PM.
Delighted: Both Camilla and Sian will compete in next week's final of The Apprentice
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Main photo article In recent weeks, The Apprentice’s Camilla Ainsworth has found herself accused of being ‘overly sexualised’ when it comes to branding her products.
In last week’s task she produced a chocolate range titled Santa’s Chocco Seduction, with a logo featuring a cartoon...
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