Anna Faris appears topless in an advertisement for a Mexican avocado. now these photos are on the cover of famous magazines
The common avocado is incredibly powerful. According to CNN, one avocado is pretty tasty, a rich source of fiber and critical nutrients, and has more potassium than a banana (per anyone who has ever enjoyed guacamole.)
As demonstrated in the first sneak peek of the Avocados From Mexico Super Bowl LVII advertisement, the avocado has the power to alter the path of human history. Anna Faris, who plays Eve in the teaser, is shown wandering the Garden of Eden in nothing but her birthday suit. When she bites into an avocado, it quickly transforms into the Garden of Eatin’.
Off-screen narrator: «Since the beginning of time, there has been one fruit that has had the potential to change the world. One fruit has the power to change history with just a single nibble. One fruit that has the power to improve everything.
When discussing the shoot with PEOPLE, Anna, 46, claimed it felt «liberating» to stand naked for this commercial. She remarked, «All right, this is what my wonderful day is going to look like when I realized that the wardrobe in my trailer was a small little thong and these jelly-like bra things, I assume they’re just nipple covers.
I was incredibly proud of myself for being in a position in life where I could have spent a lot of time feeling modest and insecure or I could have chosen to accept it.
Anna also claimed that the «huge volume of hair» she wore for the session gave her a sense of «assurance.» There were numerous other young, quite attractive people wearing simple clothing. And I simply concluded that this was awesome. She remarked about the filming, «We’re simply in the Garden of Eden, which is amazing. We were all a part of the most gorgeous set that they had made.
The Avocados From Mexico commercial was made by Lerma, and it was shot by Bryan Buckley. The ad will accompany the company’s newest 360-degree marketing campaign, which highlights how Avocados From Mexico improve everything. Since Avocados From Mexico and the Pantone Color Institute have teamed up to introduce the Avocados From Mexico brand color, this also applies to your kitchen.
For Big Game festivities, they also developed the new Avocado Glow collection of kitchen and home accessories. Who wouldn’t want to serve chips and guacamole on an Avocado Glow serving tray or watch the Big Game with an Avocado Glow throw pillow? Anna wouldn’t have to walk about naked, maybe if they made an Avocado Glow bikini?
