A provocative ad campaign for lingerie company Jane Pain features manipulated photos of female genitalia, with the tag line reading "What you can't see is all you want to see." The campaign won the 2012 Lapiz de Oro, Argentina's highest advertising prize.
Jane Pain, a high-end Spanish brand of lingerie, bathing suits, and accessories, is attracting attention this week for a recent ad campaign of sexual (but safe-for-work) photography.
The
photos show models with their legs splayed open, and the image is sliced up so viewers don't see any genitalia.
"What you can't see is all you want to see," reads the copy on the ads.
Natasha Ygel
The award-winning ad campaign for lingerie retailer Jane Pain
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It's been reported the campaign won the 2012 Lapiz de Oro, Argentina's highest advertising prize, and the Gran Prix de Bronce Clarín.
The images were photographed by
Natasha Ygel.
Some bloggers have
compared the eye-grabbing ads to the paintings of David Salle, where body parts aren't shown fully.
Natasha Ygel
The award-winning ad campaign for lingerie retailer Jane Pain
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