The Wonderbra umbrella
Technical art direction [like the lack of rain in the shot] aside, perhaps Wonderbra are onto something here. An umbrella you don't have to actually hold would sell like a pirated DVD.
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December 20, 2007
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Er, guys.... just shortly after the flood, ladies used to use parasols or sunshades to protect their porcelain-like skin from becoming tanned. Not all 'brollies' are for keeping off or out the rain! Warmest regards and happy holidays, Clive
Posted by: Clive Simpkins | December 23, 2007 at 02:57 PM
Do you honestly think this is an ad for an umbrella?
The woman in the ad is WEARING a WONDERBRA, which is pushing her boobs up and together with such constant force, she is able to hold an umbrella between her breasts.
It's a bra product demonstration, not an ad for the umbrella!
Wow.
Posted by: Dan Klass | January 19, 2008 at 09:50 PM
Do you honestly think this is an ad for an umbrella?
The woman in the ad is WEARING a WONDERBRA, which is pushing her boobs up and together with such constant force, she is able to hold an umbrella between her breasts.
It's a bra product demonstration, not an ad for the umbrella!
Wow.
Posted by: Dan Klass | January 19, 2008 at 09:51 PM