sexy ads
'Fur?'
'I'd rather go naked'
Eva Mendes for PETA
'I Always Fake It'
'I'd NEVER wear real FUR'
Holly Madison - for PETA
'I'd rather go naked than wear fur'
Joanna Krupa - for PETA
'We'd rather go naked than wear fur'
Kori and Jason of Mates of State - for PETA
'Be comfor...
Dim: Confection de sous-vêtements, bas, collants, chaussettes, corseterie. Présentation des collections, actualité des produits et des créateurs, quizz.
Dim: lingeries, stockings, socks, corsets.
made for http://www.dim.fr/
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Advertising Agency: 303 Group, Perth, Australia
Creative Director: Lindsay Medalia / Art Director: Richard Berney / Photographer: Juliet Taylor, LOOK production / Stylist: Sara Francis, LOOK production / Retoucher: Greg Ross
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Versace was founded by Gianni Versace in 1978. Unfortunatly Gianni Versace was killed in 1997 but "Gianni Versace S.p.A." continued to exist with Donatella Versace as creative director.
Advertising Agency: Unknown. I love that black girl in her beautiful Versace white dress.
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Improve your flexibility. Not as thick. Just as warm. All the rubber you need.
Product: Radiator Advertising Agency: The Furnace Executive Creative Director: Rob Martin Murphy Art Director: Paris Giannakis Copywriter: Andrew Allsop Photographer: Jimmy Fok Production Company: Katapolt Ph...
A great advert campaign for Francesco Biasia. This girls are stunning art, thoughtful science and pure commerce for woman. Superb concept in convincing you that bags are a part of you, not just simple fashion accesories.
Client: Francesco Biasia Advertising Agency: Unknown Ad Agency
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A beautiful sexy girl in a great sexy advert. Advertising Agency: Unknown.
Wonderbra is a push-up bra first made in 1935 and is still used in our days.
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Advertising Agency: Unknown
This ad is from the early 2003. PUMA officials denied that they made this ad and threatened to sue anyone who posted it. In January 2006 Peter Kim (ex PUMA International Marketing Manager) solved the mystery aroud this viral ad:
What really happened - a small Eas...
