Silly Girl’ Just as ‘Obsessed’ As Adrants

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Though you may think Adrants is the only entity that writes about sex in advertising, we’d like to correct that myth by pointing you to the Silly Girl who seems to enjoy focusing on the “sex sells” aspect of advertising even more than we do. In no less than two stories, we’re treated to an exhibition called Diversity held at Milk Studio Gallery in New York on November 21 to celebrate the U.S. launch of S Magazine, a publication that enjoys crossing the line between mainstream fashion and, well the inevitable conclusion that never seems to be completely fulfilled in most fashion advertising.

Then we’re slapped upside the head (or ass, as it were) with oh so shocking ass kicking S&M images all in the name of promoting Umbro footwear. Hmm…we like this Silly Girl.

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