Ad of the Day: A Beautiful Airline Spot Celebrates the Sibling Cities of New York and Paris

Defined by differences, but with so much in common

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Paris and New York. As two of the world's cultural epicenters—and, among a certain set, the cultural epicenters—the cities are constantly being compared in terms of everything from fashion and food to art and attitude.

Those differences have been the inspiration behind so many books, movies, TV shows and plays, they've become clichéd. And yet "Paris/New York," a two-minute spot for Open Skies (a British Airways subsidiary that flies exclusively between Paris and New York), manages to be completely mesmerizing by drawing a series of visual comparisons between the two.

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