Summer is approaching, and with it a chance for Agent Provocateur to showcase their line in another rather risque video. The latest video shows Karen Elson, wife of White Stripes' singer Jack White is promoting the summer collection in a campaign called The Call of the Sirens.
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Thursday, 30 April 2009
The Call of the Sirens - Agent Provocateur
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Agent Provocateur on Twitter
Agent Provocateur has become one of the latest brands to make its debut on micro-blogging social network Twitter (@msprovocateur). Tweets mainly include posts from their blog ‘Hello Agent Provocateur’, and other sporadic comments and replies (So pretty much everything you’d expect).
I know this is nothing really new, but it will give the brand a chance to show that, yes, anyone can follow the latest trend, but when that isn’t enough anymore, how do they stand out (and if there is one brand that should be able to do that it is Agent Provocateur). Plus where else would a fellow Twitterer be able to read about the ‘The History Of The Thong’?
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Thursday, 22 January 2009
Agent Provocateur – Love me tender… or else!
As a gentle reminder not to forget Valentine's Day, Agent Provocateur have released a new video for their campaign ‘Love me tender… or else!’, which in true Agent Provocateur fashion is certainly going to grab some attention.
The video stars British supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who takes over from Peaches Geldof who starred in Agent Provocateur’s ‘Follow The Virgin’ campaign in September 2008.

Enjoy!
Thursday, 18 September 2008
Top 10 banned ads - Shortlist
Shortlist, the Men's free Weekly Magazine have today posted the Top 10 banned ads of all time today on the Shortlist website, reminding us of all of those ads we loved (but the ASA didn't), including brands such as Tango, and Agent Provocateur (the ad with a writhing Kylie on a velvet bucking bronco).
The Top 10 banned ads list comes after the recent stir caused by Eva Mendes in the recent Calvin Klein campaign mentioned on Funkadelic a few weeks ago.
Check out the list below, with a brief trip down a seedy and debauched memory lane.
1. Ikea
2. Umbro
3. Durex
4. Heinz
5. Nike
6. Danish Bacon
7. Agent Provocateur
8. Toyota
9. Glasses needed?
10. Tango