Description
Talk to your doctor.
Creative Directors: Ian Grais, Chris Staples
Art Director: David de Haas
Copywriter: Bob Simpson
Producer: Pat Buswood
Studio Artist: Richard Parkes
Photographer: Philip Jarmain
Model: Shane Mang
Where's the lingerie?
And seems to me like other ghosts are peeking through the three windows.
well i think it's quiet a fresh idea
nice photo, but absolutely bad taste
and that line... OMG!!!!!
LOOOOOLLLLL.... very nice concept.... dont show the lingerie but that its so beatiful and sexy ........ the men is dead...... priceless!!!!!
looooollllll.. very nice concept!!!!!! priceless!!!!!
rigor mortis?
confusing...really cn'tjudgeit.aybe brillint.maybe doggy doo.
Not bad. Not bad at all. Clever, something you've got to look at and think about; it engages the viewer rather than directly telling him (or her) what's going on.
El concepto "Lencería de infarto" no está mal. O sea, qué otro objetivo puede tener una lencería sino el de excitarte. Me parece que aquí cayeron en la típica exageración del concepto. No hay duda, la dirección de arte es buenísima, pero eso no debe ser suficiente argumento para que esta propuesta se convierta en una gran idea.
"no silencies lo que no sabes expresar".
Wow, cool! Some more made fake ads from Canada. You guys rock.
A lingerie shop can afford a double page spread? Also the doctor line seems heavy handed.
That said I'll give it 1/10 just for the balls to claim this is a real ad.
sorry, boys, this one's just plain greasy. gree-ee-easy.
A double page spread where the focus point of the ad is in the gutter.
Fail.
would be better without the headline.
The concept is fine. The line is rubbish. need atleast a small shot of lingerie in one corner. And definately a better line. You can always rework on it cheer up
Thats a good way of dyng...
Here in Argentina its a true storie... Que lindo morir como Popilio...
Todos somos ignorantes, pero no todos ignoramos lo mismo.
what's the business problem this client is trying to solve?
and how does this ad solve it?
Ad like this can never work, cause normal consumer would never get it. With a good line, it could be better understood.
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