Taylor Swift new Diet Coke ad or Kelly Brook sunbathes in new deodorant advert
Sexy Kelly Brook ad
Many men think that Kelly Brook is absolutely out of this world - and now she has proven she really is. The glamour model sizzles in a new set of adverts for deodorant brand Axe, which sees her living the good life in a space station. The 33-year-old star
features in two new adverts which see Kelly relaxing in outer space and working on her tan. In one advert the beautiful brunette wears a gold bikini that shows off her curves as she works on her tan. Using the sun and its hot ball of glowing gases to improve her hue
features in two new adverts which see Kelly relaxing in outer space and working on her tan. In one advert the beautiful brunette wears a gold bikini that shows off her curves as she works on her tan. Using the sun and its hot ball of glowing gases to improve her hue
Kelly lies back in a reclined chair looking seductive. She also has a bottle of champagne placed next to her ready to be popped as she enjoys some alone time. In a second short advert, which is being shown in Turkey, Brook is woken up from her slumber as she again lies down, this time in comfy looking bed. Wearing her best lingerie she enticingly sprays herself with the deodorant as she writhes around on the mattress. The model, who wore a lace top with black pants and matching bra, seemed to be in a state of ecstasy thanks to the deodorant.
Kelly signed a £1 million deal with the deodorant company, which is called Lynx in the UK, in 2007 to be the face of the brand. In a previous campaign for Lynx Excite she acted as a lingerie wearing fallen angel who has been tempted from heaven by the smell of the deodorant.
Taylor Swift vintage glamour
She broke records by selling over three million copies of Red, and now Taylor Swift will lend her magical touch to Diet Coke. In an ad for the bubbly beverage released on Thursday, Swift designates Diet Coke as her drink of choice while penning the lyrics to chart-topping single 22.The singer sips the carbonated cooler from the floor of her bedroom, during a moment backstage and while perched atop a diner stool.
Swift appears every inch the classic American girl in the spot for the drink, donning a bold red lip to complement Diet Coke's signature can. She initially stuns in an over-sized, off-the-shoulder pink sweater before morphing into a glam goddess in a strapless crimson gown. Later, the I Knew You Were Trouble singer channels a 1960s
beauty, dressing down in a fitted black-and-white-striped shirt. The pop idol wears her glossy locks straight with a Jane Birkin-esque fringe throughout most of the video, but adopts loose curls for the commercial 's finale. Once finished drafting the lyrics to 22, she confidently strides on stage, guitar in hand, to deliver the tune to her admirers. Interspersed with shots of Swift are clips of young people singing 22's lyrics. A young man in his car on the way to work, a diner cook and a guitar-strumming teenage girl each croon the star's acclaimed hit.
beauty, dressing down in a fitted black-and-white-striped shirt. The pop idol wears her glossy locks straight with a Jane Birkin-esque fringe throughout most of the video, but adopts loose curls for the commercial 's finale. Once finished drafting the lyrics to 22, she confidently strides on stage, guitar in hand, to deliver the tune to her admirers. Interspersed with shots of Swift are clips of young people singing 22's lyrics. A young man in his car on the way to work, a diner cook and a guitar-strumming teenage girl each croon the star's acclaimed hit.
