By A Mystery Man Writer
Fashion’s underwear ads have always had the ability to capture society. Though historically an emblem of our obsession with a eurocentric beauty standard, today’s lingerie brands have challenged that idea and put forth alternatives that have struck a chord with consumers.
Tracking the progression from Victoria's Secret to Savage X Fenty.
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Why this panty ad was too racy for the subway
How Underwear Ads Depict a Shift in Society's Relationship with Body Image - Coveteur: Inside Closets, Fashion, Beauty, Health, and Travel
Imagine this ad with genders reversed with a male trainer looking at a female's underwear with that lustful look : r/IndiaSpeaks
How advertising has become an agent of social change, by Omid Scheybani
Importance of Body Positivity & Diversity
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How Dove created on of the most efficient marketing campaign on record., by Sjoerd
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Calvin Klein-style macho adverts alienate men