Gatwick Airport dresses up a jet in scarf, vest, and pink sunglasses to attract gay shoppers.
(click ad) This is, uh, a bit forced. Gatwick airport in southern England wants nearby folk to think of the hub as a great shopping destination. Attitude, the UK's biggest selling gay magazine, happens to have a high readership in the area. So, the hub—via London ad agency Naked Communications—placed this mock fashion ad, featuring a dorky, digitally anthropomorphized jet, in the publication. Those tail-wing boots look just ridiculous (image via). Previously in: Gay Advertising.
posted by copyranter @ 9:50 AM
5 Comments:
This is the worst bit of creative I've seen in a quite a while, even amongst the regular catastrophes that you feature.
It's up/down there.
Giving new meaning to:
'SHOP UNTIL YOU DROP'
'FLYING THE GAY-FRIENDLY SKIES'
'UP UP AND AWAY IN MY BEAUTIFUL.....'
Also, the plane isn't wearing any pants and the vertical stabilizer totally looks like a big triangular cock.
Thanks Doug. I was a little scared I was the only one who saw that.
Wrod verif: cyattl
Wow.
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