Adpunch looks back to the deceased 2009, and presents the sexiest ads of the bygone year, with a sheepish smile.
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- Levis continued to unbutton its usual sexy campaign
- Watch what Padma Lakshmi did to that meat pie from Hardee’s/Carl’s Jr.
- The wine brand banked on this bubbly blonde’s naked beauty, but it gave them little results.
- Wanted: massage therapist
- Call me Indonesian women helplessly fall for Axe-showered men
- No nakedness. This is very subtle, but strong
- This is a different highway.
- Well, the primary benefit of having a camera with wide angle lenses is that you can examine the babe backyards!
- How big? It depends upon your imagination
- Pamela Anderson is sexy cop
- Kelly Brooks poses nude for Ralph Lauren
- Harvey Nichols plays pun with this babe’s shadow
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