OMG! Britney Spears is Back in Advertising!

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Well Christ on a Cracker, Britney Spears is back in the ad world hyping her latest fragrance, Hidden Fantasy. It’s her seventh fragrance to date and the ads haven’t changed one bit. Still the same vapid, heavily Photoshopped look. The same flowery visuals. The same cheesy headlines. It seems like forever ago she was all over the pages of Adrants either hyping some product or simply doing something stupid.

Today, she seems to have her act together and might, once again, reign supreme amongst the tween, teen and advertising sets.

The fragrance, with the headline, “What do you have to hide?” is being called a “seductive scent that is all about expressing the many mysterious sides of a woman.”

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