when I was young, I saw this "info-mercial" for a make-up line with the most interesting idea for selling their product. Instead of having women demonstrate it, they had a couple of guys get made-over instead. The idea, apparently, was to show that if a guy could come out looking good, then a woman would look fantastic. So they took a father and son, and made them over, and had them surprise their families with their new look. Seems to me like there is a story in there for someone to have some fun with, don't you agree?
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cross-dressing commercial
Well, years ago, Joe Namath wore pantyhose to show how they make a man's legs look sexy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf3oOQq9KFU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZBLEeR836I
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Tuck
This is actually a major part of the plotline of early episodes of Tuck by Ellen Hayes.
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It's Probably Online Somewhere...
...if I knew where to look.
But back around 1985, in their "Sunday Punch" supplement, the San Francisco Chronicle ran a quarter page ad circa 1921, in which a store that sold foundation garments dressed up a local male performer (an actor, I think) in its products, with the copy informing readers that if their products could make someone without a feminine body structure look this good, just imagine what they'd do for women who did have the figure for it.
Eric