double whoa!
you know what, i love this ad. i love this model. and no i don’t want to horse around or take a shower with her. i just like to look at her because she’s pretty. i don’t see any reason to deny that.
plus the spot really makes me feel good. it’s gives me that “unbearable lightness of being” feeling (the sabina character, not the tereza character).
i mean c’mon, there are party lights everywhere, even on the canoe.
there are fireworks inside of a heart.
there’s a full moon surrounded by swirling clouds.
there are chandeliers in the teepee.
there’s dancing performed in beautiful red underwear and brown suede boots.
there are freckles.
there’s a catchy song.
and there’s a great rack, which probably wasn’t increased two cups sizes by the push-up bra like aerie claims but who gives a flying monkey? it makes me feel less tense and dreamy for 30 seconds without any side effects. booyah!
and no, this ad doesn’t lead me to believe that the whole world is going to hell in a hand basket because it’s pushing sexuality on tweens. if we raise our girls right and give them a strong moral foundation, then bra commercials, shows with the kardashians, and lindsay lohan’s antics won’t turn them into total sluts to define their self-worth. besides this isn’t a modern day problem created by advertisers. i was stuffing my bra with toilet paper at age 14. some girls aspire to look sexy. i’m not really bothered by that. being sexy and feminine shouldn’t produce shame, at least not at an age where we begin to have those feelings. it may not be for everyone and that’s ok, too. what we need to teach young girls is to accept who they are, and accept others who aren’t like them.
it’s all good.
here’s another one to prove it. can you say flowers everywhere!





