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credit dailymail.co.uk
March 27th 2010
Kelly Brook goes back to her pin-up roots as she becomes the new face of Ultimo
Fourteen years after she started her career as a lingerie model, Kelly Brook is returning to her pin-up roots as the new sexy face and body of Ultimo.
Now a mature 30-year-old, brook shows she's still got the killer body she firt flaunted as a teen in the sensual new ad campaign.
Brook's new role as the Ultimo girls sees her following in the footsteps of previous models Mel B., Helena Christensen, Rachel Hunter, Sarah Harding, & Melinda Messenger.
The Kent-raised actress' new position is her first high-profile modeling job since turning 30 last November.
Having been voted the Sexiest Woman in the World by FHM magazine it's now surprise her hour-glass figure has been chosen forthe new Ultimo Spring Campaign.
Ultimo creator Michelle Mone OBE said 'Kelly is a natural beauty and is effortlessly sexy, making her the perfect choice for Ultimo. She epitomizes the Ultimo woman and looks incredible in our new design.
'This campaign is our most striking yet and represents the quality of the new range; irresistibly sexy luxurious, aspirational and feminine. The pictures really do speak for themselves.'
Brook enthused: 'I'm really delighted to be fronting Ultimo's new campaign. Working with Ultimo was great and I think the end result looks fantastic.
Ultimo is one of the UK's biggest lingerie brands, so I've always been aware of their product and high=profile campaigns. They've had so many gorgeous women model for them over the years so it was really flattering to be asked to take over from Mel B as the brand's ambassador.'
In a recent interview, Brook admitted how amazed she was the she was still landing lingerie campaigns at the age of 30.
She said: 'Most people are losing their lingerie campaigns at 30, not getting new ones.'
As well as modeling, Brook is currently preparing for big screen fame when horror movie Piranha 3-D is released this summer.
If anyone hasn't seen these pics & I don't get to posting them, they're at Daily Mail's site.
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