One woman stands at the door, the other, a buxom figure who might be a nurse, bustles away.
Bleached, buxom and with impressive marketing savvy, she is arguably the most successful brand to emerge from MySpace, and has already launched a line of clothing.That made her perfect, Unilever concluded, to draw in the 18- to 24-year-old lustful lads to whom Axe is shamelessly marketed.
But the canvases of a little-known Kenyan painter, Richard Onyango, chronicling his obsession with a buxom Indian femme fatale, are equally romantic; what distinguishes them from reclining nudes, by Modigliani and Matisse, say, is the rage.
The posters of buxom women, advertising Guinness and Anchor beer, are torn at the edges.
One possibility: Angelyne, a buxom Hollywood celebrity, who has previously auctioned her underwear in order to raise the pennies to run for office.This political chaos might be fun, if it did not coincide with fiscal meltdown.
His moralistic fervour faltered only when it came to his own conduct: twice divorced, he was once photographed licking whipped cream off the breasts of a particularly buxom woman.
Indeed the buxom blonde, who sniffled disingenuously during the hearings, has hardly been a sympathetic figure.
From the 1930s, saucy cartoons were increasingly popular until Donald McGill, famed for his buxom beach babes (see above), was prosecuted in 1954 for breaking the Obscene Publications Act.
The buxom adventuress got the blame for overstaying her welcome one game too long.
Even Hooters, a chain of restaurants that features buxom waitresses, has joined the fray with a niche airline of the same name.
Prince Waleed bin Talal, a prominent financier and the current king's nephew, owns the Rotana network, best known for video clips featuring buxom Lebanese pop tarts.
