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Zoolander No. 2's Ads Brilliantly Mix With the Fashion World, Even While Critiquing It

Also, perfume just smells better when sold by a centaur

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By David Kiefaber

January 15, 2016

The sequel to Zoolander is probably going to be terrible, but—let us finish—the marketing for it is actually pretty cool and inventive. 

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David Kiefaber

David Kiefaber is a frequent contributor to Adweek's creativity blog, AdFreak.

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