Israeli soon-to-be-supermodel, Bar Refaeli appears nude in a mystery video clip, and no one is sure if there’s any brand she’s promoting — she’s ‘unbranded’ (read ‘unclothed’).
Refaili, 24, well known for and break-ups and make-ups with Hollywood star Leonardo Di Caprio, is supposed to be promoting some Israeli art exhibition. But would I visit the exhibition after watching this video, even if I were in Tel-Aviv? Not sure… unless Bar is a part of it.
Since the art expo is still a calculated guess (probably made by someone who didn’t quite make the grade in Hebrew), it’s still an Web debate as to what she’s pitching topless. Certainly not the couch, nor the bed sheet, because you don’t see any brand names there.. which leaves me with nothing to conclude that she’s promoting herself. Totally.
Sometimes just being in the news could be fun, I guess.
Hollywood star Jessica Alba is the very picture of passion and seduction in Campari’s Club Campari worldwide campaign, appearing in its limited edition calendar.
Celebrity photographer Mario Testino and director Jean Paul Goude magically bring to life Alba’s sexiest features in some of the most tasteful photographs highlighting Campari’s Red Passion. Testino has creatively evoked Red Passion through Jessica Alba’s ’sexplosive’ blend of beauty, sophistication and zest for life.
“Mario’s and Jean-Paul Goude’s visions made it very easy to embody the Club Campari femme fatale,” said Jessica Alba, 27. “It was the first time I have ever worked with Campari, Mario and Jean Paul: they make you look like you can only imagine in your wildest dreams, I am a huge fan of their work and… I look forward to working with them again.”
FHM’s “2007’s Sexiest Woman in the World” looks racy in an atmosphere of sophistication, brandishing the Campari bottle invitingly, while also reflecting Club Campari’s concept of the most exclusive clubs on the planet: fun, cosmopolitan and social.
Hong Kong actress Miriam Yeung has signed up as the face of Japanese cosmetics brand Shiseido.
While Angelina Jolie appears in Shiseido ads (aired only in Japan) for their powder and liquid eyeliner, Miriam will be their new ambassador for the company’s whitening skincare products in Hong Kong and China. Reputable Hong Kong photographer Angus Chan and creative director Nam Kong directed the long photo shoot.
During an interview with the media, Miriam said she “will need to make sure she uses the product to keep looking beautiful, otherwise (she) will lose out when the time comes to ‘meet the parents’ for real.” Guess she was talking about her blossoming relationship with boyfriend Real Ting.
“I’ve grown up now and I appreciate the concern that everyone is showing me,” she added.
When asked how her love life is at the moment, she pitched for Shiseido, saying it is “whitening.”
Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman has been has been chosen to front Nintendo’s advert campaign for its ‘brain training’ techniques.
Highly accredited with keeping her looks young, Moulin Rouge star Nicole Kidman is now set to prove her brain is as youthful.
Nicole is to promote More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima, which measures users’ speed and accuracy in completing aptitude tests. She will appear in print and on TV in Europe as part of a 60 day brain exercise program for the new Nintendo More Brain Training ad campaign in Europe, but rather interestingly, she will not be playing the role in the Aussie ad campaign.
The 40-year-old, who was born in Hawaii but raised in Australia, appears with a handheld console trying out the latest “brain training” exercises.
Nicole declared herself a fan.
“I love the concept that Nintendo is reaching out to new audiences with their self improvement products like Brain Training. Most importantly, I’ve quickly found that training my brain is a great way to keep my mind feeling young,” said Kidman.
Nintendo Europe said in a statement it chose Kidman “because of her universal appeal to mainstream audiences of all ages and backgrounds, as well as her reputation for being intelligent, entertaining and genuine. Her personality and ability to combine the world of film with a family centric home lifestyle was felt to be a strong fit with the Nintendo DS, which prides itself in creating entertainment and experiences that enrich people’s lives – no matter what their age or previous gaming experience is.”