Push Up Bra Ad Sells Little Black Cocktail Dress

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AdArena stumbled upon an ad for Chantelle Push-Up bras that indicates women might need to do a bit of alteration to their little black cocktail dress to accommodate the uplifting qualities of a Chantelle Push-Up bra before they strap themselves in. That, or, once again, it just proves the right choice of image is far more powerful than even the most beautifully written copy. Or, more accurately, it just proves we’re obsessed by women in little black cocktail dresses wearing push up bras. Or, most accurately, it proves that sex, well, just sells. Excuse me while I run to the store and buy a Chantelle Push-Up bra for my girlfriend. Actually, scratch that. She doesn’t need any pushing up. Far from it. I’ll just go get the little black cocktail dress. Wait, wasn’t this an ad for a push up bra? So confusing. Oh well, Chantelle’s loss.

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