Caprice Gets a Rise Out of Camera Man in This Spot

Caprice is a supermodel who also has a line of clothing. She’s put out a new commercial to promote her line of lingerie available at Debenhams, a British department store.

This 30-second TV spot opens with Caprice, clad in Caprice lingerie, walking towards the camera. As the cameraman (we presume it’s a man) starts getting a bit nervous or, depending on your point of view, excited, the camera starts to wobble. Caprice bends in closer and offers to take over.

This spot tells the truth. Culture prevents us many times from speaking the realities of certain situations and that can be good sometimes. Otherwise, we’d all be a bunch of wild animals running around doing all kinds of wild things. But here we have the honest truth about sexy lingerie. If you are a guy, you know what I am talking about. If you are a girl, you have seen what happens to your man when you wear something sexy. It’s a fact of life. [via Telegraph]

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