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Does Beckham Make You Want to Buy Underwear?

BECKHAMFor those that are yet to see it, David Beckham recently stripped down to advertise his line of underwear which will be featuring at H&M stores overseas. The line of underwear is called ‘David Beckham Bodywear’.

Directed by Guy Ritchie, the ad is shot in Beverly Hills. It involves Beckham chasing a car that (conveniently) drives off with his bath robe, swimming in a pool, emerging from a pool, jumping over things, flexing his muscles. You get the idea.

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The video featured below also includes some behind the scenes footage at the end, which we thought was interesting! Second to Beckham though, obviously.

 

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