In November 2014, while giving a televised status update on the Rosetta space craft, Matt Taylor wore a shirt depicting scantily-clad cartoon women with firearms made by his friend.[66][67][68] Taylor's decision to wear the shirt to a press conference drew criticism from a number of commentators,[69][70] who saw a reflection of a culture where women are unwelcome in scientific fields.[68] Others, including Boris Johnson,[71] Julie Bindel[72] and Tim Stanley,[73] made arguments against this criticism.