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Are you beach body ready? Controversial weight loss ad sparks varied reactions

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Ad banned in UK gets more light-hearted response in New York's Time Square and on Instagram. 'My body is always beach ready. All I need is a swimsuit'

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Funniest & Hottest Carl's Jr Banned Commercials Compilation 2015

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Enjoy the top funniest commercial video clips ever! Please subscribe to our channel for more latest Compilations of Funny Fails, Funny Vine, Funny Commercials and much more trending stuff...

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A funny beer ad #2. Full info can be found at www.tui.co.nz I don't work there, but would like to! ;) ;) The voice at the start of this ad, is TOM BAKER of DOCTOR WHO fame...(the 4th doctor, with the long scarf)

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Funny ad Hot girl guiness beer ad "cartoonland.de"

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Kendall Jenner landed her first Calvin Klein campaign earlier this year as the face of Calvin Klein Jeans, but now the model is also facing the brand's iconic underwear line. Tapping four models of the moment-Kendall Jenner, Joan Smalls, Isabeli Fontana and Edita Vilkeviciute-Calvin Klein Underwear is celebrating "The Original Sexy" with some of their raciest ads yet for the Fall 2015 global campaign.

Jenner spoke to WWD about shooting the underwear campaign, "It was super fun. Every girl loves posing in her underwear. It's always fun to do that. I'm close with Joan, and me and all the girls are friends."

Photographed by Mikael Jansson, the campaign's black-and-white photos aim to bring back their signature brand of sex appeal, "Calvin Klein originated sexy and we're going to reclaim, re-imagine and re-image it," said Melisa Goldie, Chief Marketing Officer of Calvin Klein, "We're bringing together a powerful mix of women from all over the world to celebrate our heritage as a leader in the intimates category."

See Jenner, Smalls, Fontana and Vilkeviciute star in the Fall 2015 campaign photos:

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Kendall Jenner Strips Down For New Calvin Klein Underwear Campaign

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Kendall Jenner landed her first Calvin Klein campaign earlier this year as the face of Calvin Klein Jeans, but now the model is also facing the brand's iconic underwear line. Tapping four models of the moment-Kendall Jenner, Joan Smalls, Isabeli Fontana and Edita Vilkeviciute-Calvin Klein Underwear is celebrating "The Original Sexy" with some of their raciest ads yet for the Fall 2015 global campaign.

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Sex sells. It has been proven over and over again, and it is used across many industries and advertising mediums. But when do you cross the line? When "too much" or "too revealing" becomes uncomfortable and the expected results are quite the opposite?

The fellows at SkiddMark compiled a list of video ads that use sexual imagery or references used by automakers to increase the marketing effect of their products. The ads are certainly PG13, a term used commonly in the US, but we know that European regulations are a little less loser, so we wonder if the line will be crossed in the future.

Let's have a look at a few of them.

Nissan Juke - Model vs Model
Simply a side-by-side comparison between the new Nissan Juke and a bikini model, Amber.

Lexus LFA - "Supercar Meets Supermodel".
Ken Block - MWRT 2011: all new WRC Ford Fiesta
The LFA comes with high premium tag and the Japanese automaker believed using supermodels will enhance the exclusiveness of their new car. Lexus recently joined the photoshoot for the 2011 Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Issue, bringing its LFA supercar along to run rings (or donuts to be precise) around supermodel Rianne ten Haken.

Renault Clio - Va Va Voom TV commercia
Ken Block found an interesting way to promote his 2011 WRC schedule. Along with the new WRC Ford Fiesta, Ken teams up with the beautiful Monster Girls to tell us "this will be an amazing year."

Burlesque dancer Dita Von Tees goes the extra mile to promote the Renault Clio. Renault chose to revive the 'Va Va Voom' strap-line in its latest Clio ads set in a contemporary art exhibition and featuring music from David Bowie, Clare Maguire and Rihanna's latest single 'S&M'.
VW Golf R32 - Beautiful Chassis
A little too much? Not sure, but this is without a doubt the most sexy automotive ad we have seen in years.
Porsche Carrera - It Pulls
This one gets thumbs up for actually being quite funny.

From the archive, we have a TV ad coming from Porsche to promote their new 911 Carrera. But the ad came with a beautiful woman as well....the result...

For more videos, please see the article at SkiddMark.

So nothing from BMW? Well, for a conservative company, they did push the envelope a few years back, but in a form of a print ad.

But from what we know, that's about as sexy as it gets for the Munich folks.

Let's hear your opinions in the comments section below.

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Tasteful or Tasteless? Ads that use sex to sell cars

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Sex sells. It has been proven over and over again, and it is used across many industries and advertising mediums. But when do you cross the line? When "too much" or "too revealing" becomes uncomfortable and the expected results are quite the opposite?

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You open up a magazine and flip through the pages. You run into a fragrance ad with the perfume strip, one that you have seen a million times before; but what's the first thing that you do? You open the strip and smell the fragrance! OK, that used to be me.

Magazines with perfume ads and inserts that fall out with perfume strips are a staple in publications these days, especially around the holidays. Typically, the fragrances that are marketed aren't the ones that I plan on purchasing, but I'm always going to be attracted to pleasant smelling things. As a good environmentalist and recycler I try not to waste. About 10 years ago, I spilled something in my car. I thought I cleaned it pretty well, but it started to stink. I needed something to freshen my car and I hated all of the deodorizer and rearview mirror fresheners that were out there in the marketplace. I decided to take one of those ads with the perfume strip and place it in my car. Amazingly in such a small area, it really freshened up the interior! Ever since then, I have avoided ripping open the strip and wasting a perfectly good scent. Every week or two, I'll replace the one that's sitting in my car's side door pocket with a fresh ad. It's free, smells great and is my car's answer to aromatherapy (very much-needed in Washington DC traffic).

So what else can you do with these ads? They also make great sachets for your dresser drawers. My sock and underwear drawers smell wonderful. I also found this great "how to" article on how you can use the ads to create scented present bows...ingenious. To learn how to make a scented bow click here.

Do you have any great ideas on uses for perfume strip ads?

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A Scented Hound Tip - Perfumed Magazine Ads & Inserts

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You open up a magazine and flip through the pages. You run into a fragrance ad with the perfume strip, one that you have seen a million times before; but what's the first thing that you do? You open the strip and smell the fragrance! OK, that used to be me.