Koreans spoof David Beckham’s Giorgio Armani underwear ad to sell Good-Nite nappies
11:24pm 4th February, 2010 - By Helen LeePosted in Ad campaigns, Inspired by
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“Children who are no longer using diapers can wear Good-Nites to prevent bed wetting. We show Good-Nites being worn as fashionable underwear to show children that Good-Nites aren’t diapers.”
So said Diamond Ogilvy in Seoul, South Korea.
To us it’s just a spoof of David Beckham’s Giorgio Armani underwear ad to flog off Good-Nites nappies as a ‘fashion’ item for children. And the baby is a much better poser than Beckham it seems, just check out that look on his face. Hlarious. What will the ad men think of next?
[Via iBelieveinAdv]
February 5th, 2010 at 2:12 am
Love this, absolutely hilarious!
February 5th, 2010 at 5:36 am
Not sure I like the kid posing like that.
February 5th, 2010 at 9:53 am
This is absolutely disgusting. Huggies should be ashamed of themselves for getting that toddler to pose all oiled up in such a provocative & sexual way. Am horrified, & for the life of me cannot understand how anyone could find it funny.