Underwear Ads

[lonmol]

Look who's wearing Jockey, ad campaign, from the 1980's. These ads gave the name, profession, and a clothed photo of the woman, at her job. There were a lot of these ads. Does anyone have more?

[lonmol]

Let 'em know you're Jockey, ad campaign from the 1990's. Very similar to the; Look who's wearing Jockey, campaign of the previous decade. These ads featured real women, not models, in their underwear. In my opinion, this was Jockey's best ad campaign. There were quite a few of these, too (print, and television appearances). If anyone has more, please feel free to post them.

[crispus]

Goodness knows why, with the reception of the previous posts resembling nothing so much as a lead balloon (3 posts with combined thanks equivalent to 2/3 my average for 1, no response to my queries), but I'll give it another try. Here another underwear one, as well as an example to illustrate a last question: given that among the detritus of my paraphilia are examples of other voy delights of that far-off time, namely ads for other goods (apparel not undies, as here; watches and other jewellery; perfumes, sun- and other skin-care products; body therapy from spas to plastic surgeons; etc.), and magazine copy for many of the above, as well as general fashion-related see-though and nudity, is there any more appropriate venue here for that sort of thing?

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by crispus

Goodness knows why, with the reception of the previous posts resembling nothing so much as a lead balloon (3 posts with combined thanks equivalent to 2/3 my average for 1, no response to my queries), but I'll give it another try. Here another underwear one, as well as an example to illustrate a last question: given that among the detritus of my paraphilia are examples of other voy delights of that far-off time, namely ads for other goods (apparel not undies, as here; watches and other jewellery; perfumes, sun- and other skin-care products; body therapy from spas to plastic surgeons; etc.), and magazine copy for many of the above, as well as general fashion-related see-though and nudity, is there any more appropriate venue here for that sort of thing?

There's not a specific thread dedicated to that sort of thing, but oddball/one-off photos tend to end up in the ENF Posters thread. Of course, what you're describing, probably wouldn't really fit there. Why not just start a new thread for what you have?

[Rosenkavalier]

Originally Posted by crispus

...but I'll give it another try. Here another underwear one...

That see-through bra ad was something I distinctly remember from one of the ladies/glamour magazines I "borrowed" from female relatives as a teenager - I couldn't believe they actually ran ads showing girls in see-through stuff. Thanks for this.

[Shaddow1966]

Warners had a very sexy ad for their thank goodness it fits campaign. This gorgeous short haired blond in white bra and jeans, and the jeans were unbuttoned top button showing her sexy belly button. This was back in the mid 80's and the top of the ad said I didn't even have to try on the bra in the store. God I loved that ad, wish I had a copy of it to upload in here.

Also thanks for this thread, let's keep it going.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Rosenkavalier

That see-through bra ad was something I distinctly remember from one of the ladies/glamour magazines I "borrowed" from female relatives as a teenager - I couldn't believe they actually ran ads showing girls in see-through stuff. Thanks for this.

Here's a little trip down memory lane.

[lonmol]

Some more see-throughs.

[lonmol]

Underwear ads.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Shaddow1966

Warners had a very sexy ad for their thank goodness it fits campaign. This gorgeous short haired blond in white bra and jeans, and the jeans were unbuttoned top button showing her sexy belly button. This was back in the mid 80's and the top of the ad said I didn't even have to try on the bra in the store. God I loved that ad, wish I had a copy of it to upload in here.

Also thanks for this thread, let's keep it going.

You're probably thinking of Playtex. I'm pretty sure they ran the; Thank goodness it fits, campaign. I don't have that exact ad, but here's a few that are similar.