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La Senza Canada: Sassy Savings Card Event — Spend $10, Get A Card Worth $10-$500

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La Senza Canada is offer­ing you a Sassy Sav­ings Card when you spend a min­i­mum of $10 from Jan­u­ary 30 — Feb­ru­ary 16, 2012.  The card is worth between $10-$500!  Here’s how it works:

- make a min­i­mum pur­chase of $10 from now until Feb­ru­ary 16, 2012
– you will receive a Sassy Sav­ings Card worth $10-$500
– to redeem your card, make a min­i­mum pur­chase of $25 between Feb­ru­ary 20 — March 4, 2012

Click here to browse the La Senza web­site.   

Just an aside:  What do you think of La Senza’s adver­tis­ing?  Call me crazy, but I believe the ladies are show­ing a lot more than they used to.  It is really shock­ing when you are walk­ing through the mall and there is a giant pic­ture of some (very) young woman’s assets show­ing.  To be hon­est, it doesn’t make me want to buy their prod­ucts!  I find myself actu­ally avoid­ing the store and dis­tract­ing my daugh­ter so she won’t look at an over­sized body part.  I have noth­ing against lin­gerie, but I don’t need to see half-naked women while I’m buy­ing it.

13 Responses to “La Senza Canada: Sassy Savings Card Event — Spend $10, Get A Card Worth $10-$500”

  1. Kerri

    I totally agree!! They are get­ting more scan­de­lous by the min! i love their stuff don’t get me wrong…but a lit­tle more taste­ful and less skin in the win­dow works bet­ter for me!

  2. Racheldm

    I agree too. It’s funny how things change — a few gen­er­a­tions ago, the poster shown above would have been con­sid­ered pornography!

  3. Sunnyside1

    I just don’t like their clothes. The bras are poor qual­ity and couldn’t sup­port a AA cup in a swim­ming pool. I’ve also tried on a few of their bustier-type things and they con­tain so much (non-removable) padding that there is no room for actual breasts. Add in the skin-crawly hyper-sexualized ads/posters in store and I’ve com­pletely stopped even glanc­ing around the store. I sus­pect, being older than 16, that I am not their tar­get group.

  4. Erin

    Lin­gerie tends to show off the “assets.” It’s pretty unavoid­able in this cen­tury. Per­haps you’d rather they adver­tised it under a nice pair of ankle-length bloomers and a hoop skirt?
    Also, in the image shown above the model is a lot more cov­ered up than she would be is most swim suits… guess you don’t take your daugh­ter to the beach much either?

  5. RobP

    How can they adver­tise lin­gerie with­out show­ing women in lingerie?

  6. Marie

    I agree…especially when I’m walk­ing thru the mall with my teenage son…very uncom­fort­able. If they’re going to have such posters, at least keep them in the inte­rior of the store where just the cus­tomers can see them Let’s face it…women (and men) know La Senza prod­ucts …we really don’t need huge posters in our faces.…

  7. joblo13

    I agree as well. But the only way to make a change is to let the com­pa­nies know you dis­ap­prove! Com­pa­nies will keep on push­ing the enve­lope on these issues fur­ther and fur­ther until the pub­lic “pushes” back. If enough peo­ple com­plain, changes can be made. Too many of us are the “silent major­ity” and just let these things slide. Speak up to those who make the adver­tis­ing decisions!

  8. Crystal

    Meh, at least they’re adver­tis­ing lin­gerie and it’s a rel­e­vant pic­ture– unlike every ad for booze, per­fume, etc. where you have to sit back and won­der what the last 30 sec­ond of soft­core pornog­ra­phy was sell­ing you.

  9. SynthiaD

    Alright every­one.… Through the cen­turies, yes cen­turies, cul­tures change (except the egyp­tians lol) and I know you old timers may miss the “good old days” where this type of adver­tis­ing may seem trashy or not classy but lets face it, we didnt just wake up one day and start dress­ing
    like this… This style started slowly, the 70’s brought on shorter skirts, and shorts ( dont tell me you didnt wear the lat­est fash­ions or trends) and your par­ents prob­a­bly didnt approve, well now its your turn to not approve of the fash­ions your chil­dren will want to wear but thats life. what was cool in your time has influ­enced the way we dress and live today. Back in the day cig­a­rettes were adver­tised as cool, now its cool to quit smok­ing… things change fast, just try to make the best of it.

  10. nicolthepickle

    Hmm, this could be a heated dis­cus­sion com­ing up on here.
    I agree, not appropriate.

  11. Maria

    I do agree that the adver­tise­ment pics are very seduc­tive but all in all it is good to see how some of the laun­gerie look on a human then a hanger

  12. me

    It all comes down to tar­get demog­ra­phy for any busi­ness. They sell lin­gerie and the best way to dis­play their goods are by show­ing them off in the best light pos­si­ble. A slim and well shaped younger woman is what most of the clients of la senza wish to look like. I do not agree with so much skin and don’t believe that all reg­u­lar women do not pur­chase or would pur­chase la senza but the bot­tom line is each busi­ness knows where they profit the most and push for the clients that will make them the best amount of rev­enue from focussing on sell­ing on them. La senza’s main clients are 12 to 24 years old and have a mid bud­get. Those clients want to look like pop­stars and want to feel and look sexy. Not my exact idea of sexy but busi­ness is busi­ness and if that is not for you well…they do not care. La perla is high end and sophis­ti­cated tar­get­ing wealthy estab­lished woman with high end taste and no bud­get. Wal­mart has value price for all and acces­si­ble, etc… This is just my busi­ness point of vue based on expe­ri­ence in the field not my per­sonal one :)

  13. supermandy

    HAHAH — funny conversation.

    It both­ers me more when I see some ‘Guess’ store posters where the women are half naked — than lin­gerie posters. Or the suck­ing on the lol­lipop poster — just unnecessary.

    As for the teenage boy shop­ping with you — I don’t think they care all that much. Just look the other way and let em drool! haha

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