Showing posts with label sexy ad campaigns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexy ad campaigns. Show all posts

Saturday, February 6, 2010

HATHAWAY HALF NAKED IN GQ


Anne Hathaway donned lingerie and talked to British GQ about movie kissing. "It's a totally different experience," she said of the forceful movie kiss. "But really you have to be Angelina Jolie to pull that off and still look good. I don't know if you've noticed, but I ain't no Angie."
"If you're both unattached and you get along, of course kissing in a movie is fun," she went on. "But you can never get truly deep down and into it. Well, I can't. Jennifer Garner -- now that girl can movie kiss!"

Friday, January 22, 2010

SCAR JO'S MANGO MADNESS



Mango's Spring 2010 ad campaign features Scarlett Johansson in two of our favorite spring trends—the trench dress and floral prints! The actress looks as sexy in Mango’s curve-enhancing khaki wrap as she does sweet in their strapless liberty-print dress. This is Johansson's second season modeling for the label.  
Her last campaign received a mixed response, but that hasn't deterred Scarlett Johansson from reprising her role as the face of Mango's Spring/Summer 2010 collection. With her hair a little longer and in a sultry shade of chestnut red, the actress models the Spanish retail's latest feminine floaty designs.


"I love working with Mango," gushed ScarJo in November. "This is the third campaign I have done with them. The photographer, Mario Sorrenti, makes me feel very comfortable: the sessions are great fun. I see Mango as a casual firm, with lots of combinations of garments, fresh and youthful".

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

ARMANI PUTS THE X IN FOX




Victoria Beckham’s ads as the face of Emporio Armani Underwear might have been sizzling, but her replacment Megan Fox gets temperatures rising in her new campaign for the Italian label — dressed in skimpy sets from Emporio Armani Underwear for seductive black and white photos. For her Armani Jeans campaign, the starlet debuts a stripped-down look, with damp hair, bare feet, and minimal makeup, and is dressed casually in a white oxford and jeans. The new series of ads, shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, featuring the 23 year-old will be unveiled in February on billboards in fashion meccas like New York, Tokyo and Milan. Why Fox? Giorgio Armani puts it succinctly: “Megan is young and sexy and has a lot of spirit,” he said, adding that his brands are “all about a youthful attitude, making her the perfect choice for the collections."
"Emporio Armani Underwear and Armani Jeans are all about a youthful attitude making her the perfect choice for the collections," he added.















Tuesday, January 12, 2010

SEXY AS EVA



Eva Mendes and model Jamie Dornan get greased up and writhe around in new Calvin Klein ads.
Calvin Klein
Eva Mendes and model Jamie Dornan get greased up and writhe around in new Calvin Klein ads.
Mendes and Dornan model the denim brand's new Whitewashed jeans.
Calvin Klein
Mendes and Dornan model the denim brand's new Whitewashed jeans.
The sexy new ads will hit billboards this spring.
Calvin Klein
The sexy new ads will hit billboards this spring.
Winter just got a little bit warmer thanks to Eva Mendes.
The sultry actress stars in a new ad campaign for Calvin Klein that is guaranteed to stop traffic – again.
Wearing nothing but the denim brand's new Whitewashed jeans, an oiled-up Mendes and model Jamie Dornan wrestle around in the hot sand in a series of ads that will hit billboards this spring, reports the U.K.'s Marie Claire.
Though this isn't the first time Mendes has shed her clothes for the controversial company, this may certainly be the most jaw-dropping.
In November, the actress and Dornan were featured on a Calvin Klein billboard in the heart of SoHo that drew both displeasure and appreciation from spectators.
A sweaty Mendes was pictured wearing sheer lingerie and tugging at the boxer briefs of a glistening Dornan.
Mendes, 35, previously bared all in steamy television ads for the company's Secret Obsession fragrance that were banned from American airwaves in 2008 because they were deemed too risqué.