EUF: Cowgirls in their underwear

[HumiliationInc]

Originally Posted by hal9000i

just a follow up if anyone is interested--

I did come across live action material of ordinary girls nude and in lingerie in a public setting from some Japanese material--the clip on youtube is actually the one I ripped years ago and posted somewhere that someone found.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6QP6VnemzE

ROD-005 from Soft On Demand UPC 4971218709534 #01A6107. It was released some 20 years ago. It takes place in a Japanese DMV office. It's a multi angle DVD-- meaning there's common scenes that were all filmed the exact same way...clothed, pantyhose/underwear, and nude. You just press the angle button on your remote to switch between the views. These common scenes all tied in to the typical porn scenes which you couldn't change. As far as I know, there were only two of these available but I'm not 100% sure about that. The other was ROD-004 which takes place in a hospital with nurses. UPC 4971218709213,

Love the older Japanese flicks where the women wore more conservative undies. I'm not a big fan of the tissue paper looking bras in modern JAV and pink films.

[hal9000i]

Originally Posted by HumiliationInc

Love the older Japanese flicks where the women wore more conservative undies. I'm not a big fan of the tissue paper looking bras in modern JAV and pink films.

I agree.

I really like the Japanese stuff and prefer it over Western porn. The girls are feminine, thin, and well groomed. They are not all tatted up.

Plus the foreplay and run up to the main action is usually extended.

And of course the themes like invisibility, time stop, bus/train groping...Western porn just can't touch it in my view.

[Kingpixel18]

I don’t know if this is part of that same ad campaign or just a similar subsequent campaign, but here’s another. I love that cowgirl set, especially that shot with the few extra girls, would love to see a clearer version!

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Kingpixel18

I don’t know if this is part of that same ad campaign or just a similar subsequent campaign, but here’s another. I love that cowgirl set, especially that shot with the few extra girls, would love to see a clearer version!

It's from a similar, but different ad campaign from the early 2000's. Here's one of the later "Let 'em know" ads. They sort of dropped the ball on this one. The surfer girl really should have had a pair of shorts around her ankles.

[lonmol]

And here are some from an earlier ad campaign. The theme is similar - real
women, not models - but none of the early ads featured women with their pants down. The Cowgirls ad was the first one to show that, and at the time it was considered to be in very poor taste.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by lonmol

I'm still not sure if the quoted girl in the black hat is the one wearing the denim jacket, or the one with the tattoo on her shoulder. During the interviews, I believe both girls were wearing black hats. In the original ad, the girl in the denim jacket was wearing a very early version of a thong, but in all of her live appearances she was wearing bikini panties (as can be seen in the photocopy). Another interesting detail; the "Cowgirls" photo shoot was done on the same day as the "Doctors" photo shoot. According to an interview with the girls, the (all male) doctors were present during their entire shoot, and this added to their embarrassment. It seems the girls had teased and joked with the doctors during their photo session, and the doctors repaid the favor.

Which girl do you think said the quote, and is pictured on the photocopy? I always thought it was Brook, the girl in the denim jacket (and the white thong). She seemed to be the most embarrassed during the interviews, and she made the other quote about being embarrassed because everyone she knew had seen her in her underwear. Both her, and the girl with the tattoo have short dark hair, and similar facial features. Unfortunately, the girl with the tattoo is making a face in the ad, and to make matters worse, both girls were wearing black hats during the interviews (could one of the Mods please rotate the image of the girl in the black hat?)

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Kingpixel18

I don’t know if this is part of that same ad campaign or just a similar subsequent campaign, but here’s another. I love that cowgirl set, especially that shot with the few extra girls, would love to see a clearer version!

Here's a slightly better version. Which one do you think is the girl in the photocopy? Tattoo girl (Cherokee) or denim jacket girl (Brook)?

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Kingpixel18

I don’t know if this is part of that same ad campaign or just a similar subsequent campaign, but here’s another. I love that cowgirl set, especially that shot with the few extra girls, would love to see a clearer version!

Here's a better version of the group shot. Unfortunately, the photos are very small, and the bigger you make them, the more resolution you lose. As you can see, the girls were not wearing the exact same outfits in person, as they were in the ad. Cherokee is wearing a different shirt and boots, and Brook is wearing white bikini panties (instead of a thong), and a black hat. The best thing is that this is how they were dressed during their live appearances. It wasn't like today. Women used to be embarrassed about showing their underwear, and these girls were definitely embarrassed.

[Kingpixel18]

Well done, this is an awesome find. I never would’ve suspected that these women were real ordinary people, they still look so natural even though they do seem embarrassed. I hope the main floor episode resurfaces somehow haha

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Kingpixel18

Well done, this is an awesome find. I never would’ve suspected that these women were real ordinary people, they still look so natural even though they do seem embarrassed. I hope the main floor episode resurfaces somehow haha

The Main Floor episode was good. It was an in-depth look at the photo shoot, and ad campaign, but it was the talk show appearances that really showed the EUF. They were done in front of live audiences. There were also appearances on local morning shows, and news segments. I remember one show that did interviews with the Cowgirls and the Doctors in front of a massive studio audience. At one time there was a list of all the media appearances on the Jockey website. I wish I'd made a copy of it. I tried writing to Jockey again a few years ago, but all I got back were canned emails (nothing more than form letters). Times change, and nobody gives a shit about customer relations, these days.