Underwear company Aerie has released the new faces of their underwear ad campaign which include more diversity in men body types



I stumbled upon this on BuzzFeed: http://www.buzzfeed.com/juliegerstei...3wD#.nvM68BLW7

Recently a company introduced their first 'big' model and it seems like lots of companies are following suit, with men and women models. Just thought it was interesting.

except 3 out of 4 are the second one tho...

Look on the link, the first one is chubby too, it's just his posture (I think they're the same...not sure tho )

How are confused little boys supposed to discover their homosexuality in the underwear aisle now?

The second one looks toned af

But I can't say that it's a bad thing. Call me when the underwear is like not there

Tbh now that I think about it I'm kind of surprised it's taken the men's underwear industry so long to catch onto this

Not only would it generate great public exposure but it helps showcase how the underwear will actually fit for the majority of their customers

They're really doing it for the promo rather than what's right to do, but still.

I don't wanna see regular people on underwear campaigns. The idea should be me wanting to be (or to sleep with) one of them.

Honestly, who would buy underwear when the image advertised on it is that of an obese person?
Visually unappealing .

the black guy

The first gif

Who in the OP is obese?

They did the black guy dirty

When I saw this I thought it was a joke

When you click the link the black guy is taking a selfie then next thing you know he is uploaded a pic of his ass to Facebook or something. Screaming!!!

not sure what percentage of men have a body like second guy but its cute that they are "trying"

omg I hate myself for not liking this.

American Eagle is lucky that their underwear line will sell regardless of how it's marketed. Only one of these men, aka the only model-as-a-career they casted, has universal sex appeal. Everyone else just looks terribly average and boring.