Androgynous Man Models Push-Up Bra in Dutch Retailer's Ads Andrej Pejić goes up a few cup sizes
This is pretty great. HEMA, a retail chain in the Netherlands, is sneakily advertising its push-up bras by having a man wear them in the advertising. It's not just any man, of course—it's Andrej Pejić, the androgynous supermodel. The point is, if these bras can give a man impressive cleavage, think of what they can do for a woman. Pejić has been modeling women's clothing for a while, but here his role seamlessly ties into the product benefit. Three ads after the jump. Agency: Doom & Dickson. Via Adformatie and Work That Matters.



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