Turkish Lovers Jeans: Stupefying Photo Shocks

For instance, in the spring-summer of 2006, Lee Jeans ran an ad campaign in Australia tellingly dubbed “Lolita”. The campaign outraged a number of watchdog groups there, but it passed muster with the Advertising Standards Board despite being on “the brink of soft p-o-r-n”. The Board’s reasoning was pure rationalization. Well, yes, but young women don’t so often loll around with their legs spread wide while giving fellatio to a lollipop and offering an appraising gaze to the viewer, unless they wish to suggest something more than merely how comfortable and stylish they feel in their jeans. In the same year (2006) as Lee’s “Lolita” campaign, a Turkish jeans company launched an advertising campaign that could serve as a practical guide to s-e-x-u-a-l positions.