Phwoar! The top 10 sexiest ads ever
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While Calvin Klein's latest advert may be making New Yorkers feel a little hot under the collar, we thought it only right and proper to show you there's a long history of cheeky commercials that drip with hot sex appeal.
1. Kylie Minogue -- Agent Provocateur
This saucy advert, featuring the Aussie singer riding a mechanical bull in her sexy underwear, had pulses racing when it was released in 2001.
2. 1980s Flake advert
Eating "the crumbliest flakiest chocolate" never looked so naughty.
3. Dita Von Teese -- Wonderbra
In the 'Science of Sexy' commercials for Wonderbra Dita Von Teese had men wishing all lab technicians could strip like her.
4. Charlize Theron -- Martini
The temperature soared when Theron's dress started to unravel and reveal a peachy and perfectly formed rear end.
5. Lynx -- Spray More Get More
Millions of wild bikini-clad women hunted down their man as Lynx encouraged all-over usage with the promise of, well, more sex.
6. Bob Dylan -- Victoria's Secret
Bob Dylan's first appearance in a commercial sparked more outcry worldwide than Janet Jackson's Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction.
7. 1980s Pretty Polly advert
The raw sex appeal of leggy ladies sent the robotic legs of men into meltdown.
8. Ann Summers -- hot lingerie
When the beautiful brunette leant over to open the oven her panties were so damn hot they burnt the uncooked chicken to a crisp.
9. Kate Moss -- Agent Provocateur
Kate Moss clad in lingerie was enough to crash the website of Agent Provocateur when it first went live. Yup, she looked so hot she nearly melted the internet.
10. Victoria's Secret -- Christmas commercial
If only every Christmas stocking was filled with Gisele and her supermodel bodies.
But then again, in their bras, stockings and panties, they are probably more Christmas cracker than any one man could handle.
If you want to re-live any of these special advertising moments simply log on to the internet and they will be only a Google search away.
