Thomasville Compares Women's Bodies to Furniture
In a new campaign called "So You," Thomasville juxtaposes furniture with women's bodies. This is kind of neat if you ignore the fact the whole push for women's individuality, rights, etc, etc, has been about avoiding that whole uncomfortable tendency to compare women to objects. Then again, being paired up with a nice curvy vase is a little flattering. But a fucking stuffed couch? Come on! - Contributed by Angela Natividad
Edit - Oops, the vase is a couch too. Even better.
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why do you think it's a vase? The first image is a chair also.
Guess the curvature is all that matters here. lol
STUFFED CHAIR! Haha, I used this post as a resource on my web site today. Thanks adrants!
Btw, sex always sells. no one can argue that. even if the underlying tone is "women's bodies are objects" the ad will catch your attention everytime. it would be better if they had a dress that better resembled the chair's look.
So Target. So Nestlé.
Can we 86 the split-screen AD technique now please?
Well, men get compared to beasts all the time by the feminist-infested media.
And nobody stands up for the rights of these men.
So what's good for the gander should also be good for the goose.
Any real man can appreciate the small of a woman's back,,it has inspired artist throughout the ages.
You city boys are strange....get rid of that old sofa...lets have a look at her!I don't much care for that split screen thing either, it ruins the view.
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