1: My favourite, without a shadow of a doubt, is Marks & Spencers magical Christmas scene as it had me completely entranced from the get go. M&S launched the highly anticipated creative campaign on Thursday, inspired by fairy tales and all things magical. The cutest dog ever, presumably posing as the white rabbit or Toto, leads Rosie Huntington-Whiteley down the 'rabbit hole' and so the magic begins...
Have a peek yourself because you're missing out if not >>>>>
The eerily gothic music set the scene perfectly - think Tim Burton style - and provided a stark contrast against the fairy tale themed masterpiece.
Rosie suddenly undresses on her travels down the rabbit hole, gracing us with her incredibly envious body and her own lingerie collection, but 'Alice' soon arrives in Wonderland to a tea party full of M&S food and cute accessories all dolled up again in M&S attire.
Enter David Gandy himself all spruced up looking rather dapper as the Mad Hatter at the dinner table, followed by him as the sexiest Aladdin I ever did see floating along on a magic carpet, and finally as a not-so-scary Scarecrow.
And as if the advert can't get any crazier, Helena Bonhan Carter emerges and sees red at the tea party, and later reappears as the Wizard of Oz in a burst of green haze. Coincidental that she dons the festive colours of the season on both occasions we see her...
Pure Genius: An advert full of nostalgia, fairy tales and sparkle.
2: Morrison's new Christmas advert featuring Ant and Dec has also been cemented as a favourite of mine, purely down to song choice. Beauty and the Beast is my all time favourite film in the whole entire world so when I heard a gingerbread man crooning away to 'Be Our Guest' I was instantly hooked!
>>>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTLjulVbbE4
3: Christmas adverts can't be scrutinised without including the renowned John Lewis advert. Pure perfection as always ensuring their iconic status has not been lost. This advert evokes a sense of nostalgia and childhood memories. Think 'The Animals of Farthing Wood', only a bear and a hare are the protagonists. It really is an adorable, and cleverly manipulated advert. And Lily Allen returns to belt out a ballad as well. What's not to love? Gwan, I dare you not to shed a tear...
>>>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqWig2WARb0&feature=player_detailpage
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