Agent Provocateur Delivers Sirens, Pirates, Witches and Virgins

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Wait, Sirens? Isn’t that Victoria’s Secret? Anyway, the sirens we’re talking about here are the models in this very strange but very appropriate commercial for Agent Provocateur. We’d expect nothing less from a purveyor of lingerie fixated on sexualizing anything and everything to sell some bras and underwear.

Oh and there is a nipple in this ad so if that offends you or anyone near you, you have been warned. And there’s a longer, very stylized version (along with others) at the Agent Provocateur site. It’s interactive with asterisks you can click for product information.

Want more Agent Provocateur kinkyness? Have at it.

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