Win A Gucci Pigna Biba Hobo From BlueFly.com Nothing To Wear Caption Contest
December 12, 2007 by Dexie Wharton
Filed under A Little Bit Of Help, Fashion World, Online Contests, Special Occassions
Unless you’re living under a rock, I’m sure you’ve seen the funny commercials from BlueFly wherein a woman who couldn’t decide what to wear to a party decided to just walk in it naked. Another one is the girl passing a security checkpoint at the airport with nothing on except a pair of Christian Louboutin heels, if I’m not mistaken. Guess what, BlueFly is holding a Nothing To Wear caption contest where you could win a Gucci pigna canvas “biba” hobo bag.
All you have to do is come up with a witty caption for the picture attached. Easy peasy. Enter your captions at BlueFly’s Flypaper website. Good Luck!
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I really don’t like the naked bluefly commercials. The shock value of the naked woman annoys the heck out of me.
I totally have never seen this.
Yea.. I saw the bluefly commercials several times a few years back when I was watching project runway.
There’s two versions… one with her butt crack, and one with her entire butt… I was thinking, “Can they do that?”
Cuz, it was just on Bravo.
what a strange ad
very strange commercials but they do get your attention
fun contest
i agree with Fay.
it is just awkward!
lol… I thought I was watching HBO.
I hate how they exploit women so much nowadays… but that’s a totally different story.
hahahhahaha, this is a weird picture.
so silly but nudity gets everyones attention
We need a little more MALE nudity.
They always say nudity is natural … yet there’s hardly any male nudity.
I don’t care to see nudity of either… but I wish it were a little more balanced out.
It definitely should be more balanced out!
I am so tired of naked women in women’s mags!
sad we missed it
i dont get it
I entered this contest but I forget what I wrote.
If I had to do it over I would say
“I bought my bag at bluefly and there was no money left for anything else”