British model-actress Kelly Brook has shed her clothes again, this time to advertise Reebok's new range of running shoes. The 30-year-old who recently posed for Playboy in a $ 500,000 deal, is the new face and body of Reebok's Easy Tone range of shoes,reported sun online.The model, who has just split from rugby hunk Danny Cipriani, will have the images splashed across billboards in the UK and US.Brook, had earlier grabbed headlines with her lesbian scene in the upcoming film Piranha 3D.
Safety campaigners have blasted a billboard campaign featuring stunning model Kelly Brook as a 'deadly distraction'.The new adverts, which show the busty brunette in nothing but a pair of Reebok trainers, have been launched this week, at busy junctions and traffic hotspots across the UK.But driving safety experts at the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) have slammed the 40-foot billboards, claiming Kelly's 'killer curves' are certain to cause serious or possibly even fatal accidents as excited male drivers crane their necks for a close look.
'Some will be more distracting than others and some will be placed where the effect is particularly significant.'They all add to the clutter pulling your visual attention away from the road and adding to the information you need to process as you drive along. 'Previous research by Canadian scientists found that accident rates rise by up to 50% after advertising hoardings were erected at busy junctions, highlighting the dangers of roadside distractions.
A spokesman for the road safety charity Brake added: 'It is absolutely vital that drivers keep their full attention on the road to avoid crashes which may lead to injury or death.'Launching the ad campaign for Reebok's latest range of 'Reetone' trainers confident Kelly said: 'I'm so excited to finally have my own billboard, it was really fun creating the shot and Reebok EasyTones definitely got my bum ready for the occasion!'It's a bit scary having yourself up on a billboard but I suppose I've got to get used to it, because I just did a shoot for Playboy.'It seems this month is my month!'But Reebok were quick to defend their new posters, insisting drivers were 'cautious enough' to ignore the snaps of the busty model.
