No Promises on a Lap Dance, But It’s Better than Breadcrumbs

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Berlin-based lingerie shop Blush left a trail of striptease billboards to guide (throbbing, drooling, cash-in-hand) traffic straight into its velvety interior.

300 meters away from Blush (at a man-tastic construction site!), a model against a lilac backdrop is fully-dressed, hair tied back, breasts pushed up, choker tying it all together. At 100 meters she’s in bare essentials, playing with her thigh-highs.

50 meters: toying with her bra strap. Five meters? Topless, back turned. You’ll have to step into Blush for the rest of the show. (But I’m not feeling optimistic for you, unless you’re in a chemise-buying mood.)

Kinda reminded us of Virgin’s Fresh Footwork interactive campaign, where each click forward brought a ballerina closer to carnality.

For scooping this up for us, Adrants reader Dario of Invoke Media gets a virtual fist-bump, and possibly also an awkward hug when we finally meet.

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