Agent Provocateur Goes Space Age in Latest Campaign

Posted Sep 15th 2009 at 5:25PM by Bee-Shyuan Chang (Subscribe to Bee-Shyuan Chang's posts)

Agent Provocateur goes space-age for fall. Photo courtesy of Agent Provocateur

The latest Agent Provocateur looks for fall/winter 2009 isn't one for the meek (but, then again, how many of their looks are?).

In a mix of warrior princess-meets-space-age bombshell, with a splash of Lady Gaga on the side, the luxury lingerie line's new campaign, called "The New World Order," is all about the modern super woman.

Aside from strappy bustiers, French leopard lace and molded cup bras, Agent Provocateur will also put out a four-part illustrated novel on the feisty adventures of "APEX" -- aka Agent Provocateur Elite Xemplar.

Meet Pantheria: Part of Agent Provocateur's imaginary planet Voluptra. Photo courtesy of Agent Provocateur

APEX is a new breed of super woman from a planet aptly called Voluptra, whose mission is to protect civilization and liberate planet Earth (from dowdy undergarments?).

The first part of the graphic novel, "Mission to Earth," will launch this week. Check the Agent Provocateur Website to watch the trailer and learn more details.

Not only will there be covet-worthy lingerie aplenty, but it might just provide the kind of sexy inspiration you need for Halloween!

When it comes to lingerie, there are lots of names out there (and plenty of models wearing it). Remember Bar Refaeli's undies ad?

Tags: agent provocateur, AgentProvocateur, fall 2009, Fall2009, graphic novel, GraphicNovel, Lady Gaga, LadyGaga, lingerie

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