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My GF and I were talking today after watching the Super Bowl and were talking about the Dorritos commercial where the guy plays dress up with his daughter and his friends come in and see him dressed up. The next scene has the wife come in and asks one of the guys "Is that my wedding dress?"
My GF asked me if I would do that for our future daughter, I said sure, but it would be my wedding dress :).
Just a funny tidbit...
I saw that commercial online and I thought it was cute. But most of us wouldn't need to be bribed with Doritos...we'd just wind up making the poor girl wait. "Just hang on, sweetie, I'm still getting my makeup on!" ;)
- Amy
I didn't hear what was said on the commercial but it was pretty good they were better this year then last year
i liked that fact she was just upset aabout it being her wedding dress and not them being dressed.
Makes me wonder about the sexual orientation of the director/producer et al.
Sexual orientation (gay, straight or bi) has no correlation with crossdressing. Only a small percentage of gay men crossdress - and that small percentage is similar to the percentage of straight men that crossdress.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beverley Sims
If you go to YouTube and search for crossdressing commercials, you'll find a lot of commercials for name brand products. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the commercials treat crossdressing as something to be used as a joke.
I also hope wedding with both wedding dress. lol
Have to say the idea of a wedding dress is almost to over whelming for me.....that being said I would totally want one. Even tho I would never wear it at my wedding.
Me too! I actually am more excited by the fact of wedding lingerie.Quote:
Originally Posted by samantha_lie
Anyone here watch Say Yes to the Dress? It is all about Wedding dresses. Frankly I dont live in the proper income level to even buy some of them WOW! For me to spend $200 for a dress is an extraordinary special occasion. Yet those wedding dresses go for $1000's!
Thankfully when acting in a commercial the production company buys them.
That had to be a rhetorical question as the GG asking either lost a 100# since her wedding day, or would never have bought that dress in the first place.
Yet the reply to the question was, "Maybe." Perhaps it was the guy's own wedding dress.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikiarata
Is this the one that ended with several guys in dresses? That one bothered me by poking fun at this - like most TV situations do. That is just the image I'd like to get out of peoples heads. As long as people laugh at scenes like that it will be much harder for us to be taken seriously.
He's from Charlotte NC near where I live.
Here's a link to the story in the Charlotte newspaper.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/201...alls-just.html
I did a fun photo shoot in my wifes wedding dress (about 3 weeks after the wedding - not before) around one of our city monuments.
Had some fun chats to people around me at the time, wish I had a camera crew - lots of fun.
makes a good into to my blog