Vogue ad hits the 'G' spot

[Bob the Builder]

[Bob the Builder]

OK, should have strictly been OT, but it is surely a region of great interest to this forum

[Shaun?]

Ah but wheres the picture thats causing the fuss?

[joe king]

'Model Carmen Kass is pictured semi-clad inside the February edition of the glossy, pulling down her knickers to reveal her pubic hair shaved into Gucci's trademark "G" symbol, while being pushed against a wall by a male model.'

I have the pic in front of me from Vogue Feb 2003.

The description is slightly incorrect 'while being pushed against a wall by a male model' - the picture doesn't to me look like he is 'pushing her'. The bloke has his eyes closed and seems to have his nose in the direction of the womans pubic region - is he sniffing/smelling her pubic region?
The actual pubic hair looks like a square cut 'G' - nothing like their logo (I am no expert on that)

I thought it would have been good for a perfume - the smell of pussy.

[Shaun?]

[Brian Sewell]

Ta, Shaun.
Having seen it, my verdict, 4WIW: juvenilia. Such an attempt to shock is a flare-lit mark of immaturity.

[TheProf.]

Too much direct flash-harsh lighting...
...and is that a 'female'on her knees wearing lipstick,these days could be anyone.
The shock value brings in extra readership-back to the British who like a bit of smut behind the bike shed!

TheProf.

[Officer Dibble]

If my pal P R Mann had been in charge of P R at Vogue he would have dealt with any complaints in his own inimitable style and told 'em, in short order, to "Fuck off!" Simple as that. Sorted.

But the picture's nothing to write home about - it's not particularly erotic as the female model has no shape, except that of a beanpole, she looks asexual and androgynous. The Sophie Dahl ad was much better.

Dibble.

[jj]

Agreed.