Stripping and baring all--or almost all--is no longer as jaw-dropping as it used to be in the past. Hollywood celebrities and uber models are now featured completely naked on print ads so often that the novelty and sense of awe have greatly diminished.
Having said that, the much-abused idea that sex sells is of course a mantra that perpetuates because--well, it does.
Celebrities and supermodels wear their birthday suits for different reasons. For example, there are famous faces like Alicia Silverstone, Kristen Johnson, Eva Mendes, and Sophie Monk who go nude in support of social causes such as PETA’s crusade for animal rights.
Other Hollywood stars such as Jennifer Aniston and Eva Mendes drop their clothes on magazine covers and spreads for a different kind of crusade--the promotion of their upcoming movies.
Speaking of promotions, a number of different industries use sexvertising to hawk their products to the general public. And what better way to do that than tapping the services of well-known uber models and celebrities such as Gisele Bundchen, Adriana Lima, Agyness Deyn, Eva Mendes, and Paris Hilton?
- Gen Alpha
- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
