Another best one, for other reasons (from Rebecca's choices)


I find this one completely crazy. I think it is a perfect example of nowdays advertisings where you get completely lost in the meanings : they've added so many layers of references and levels of understanding that nobody can get it anymore .... Proper contemporary art !:)
I just love the clothes and how the model looks dumb, stoned or whatever : as if she's some kind of spirit of the tree that has just fallen out of it ...
And the close up bubbles are crazy too like made by a drunk person : they just don't make sense because they are not focusing on what they should !
So I love this one too ...

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