Shameless

I know that sex sells, but some take that more literally than others.



Be right back - gonna run out and get some of that!

Comments

okra said…
better w/o the lipstick....
August 17, 2008 at 8:42 PM
SR said…
Some girls put lipstick on their lips, some put none :) matter of preference.
August 17, 2008 at 11:12 PM
Kiwi said…
Haha I've seen that ad before, both the video and print pics. Every time I see it I just think 'sexy' too haha! And that yes, I must go get some of that. :P

The model is Julie Ordon, she's Swiss (from Geneva) and she's so gorgeous - I wish I looked that beautiful haha.

Still, although this one shows much more skin well cos she's obviously naked hehe)I still think it's much more elegantly-sexy than like, the Spring/Summer '08 Guess ads for example which are more... I dunno. Trashy-sexy. :P I guess cos I think it looks a little trailer-trash-ish. I wish I could find a picture link to show you!
August 18, 2008 at 10:06 PM
SR said…
It's not so much the skin, as the fact that she's rolling around next to a fully dressed faceless man, and begging to basically perform oral sex on a lipstick!

Don't get me wrong; I felt all sorts of tingles, and I'm sure this has made Rouge very popular... Ingenious marketing skill.
August 19, 2008 at 7:09 PM
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