Sexiness Is for Everyone

October 26, 2009 • 9:30 am PDT
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I don't want to give away the twist to this ad, so all I'll say is kudos to this boundary pushing German lingerie company. Apparently, European ad agencies are much more high-minded than us about their sexy undergarments; this is a long way from the Lingerie Bowl.

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Via The Corner, via AdFreak

UPDATE: The old video has been replaced. Thanks JSSK.

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