Valege Lingerie Helps Two Boobs Find Each Other

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It’s all about proper cleavage, right? Just the right amount of inward and upward push to form that perfect crevice of delight every woman wants to have and every man wants to dive into. Well now thanks to Valege Lingerie, two boobs will never again suffer from being apart from one another.

Created by Paris-based Marcel, these three ads are, perhaps, the wittiest bra ads we’ve seen in some time. Cartoonish in nature, they avoid the in-your-face sexualization of Wonderbra and the impossible-to-achieve beauty approach of Victoria’s Secret. Just two boobs trying to get together. And every woman can relate to that.

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