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If ever there was an app for dudes, it’s this one from lingerie brand Wonderbra: The Wonderbra Decoder app. As PSFK reports, the app lets users see what lingerie supermodel Adriana Cernanova wears under her clothes for different outfits and occasions. As Cernanova walks across the screen to reveal her undergarments, users have the opportunity to view product details and purchase options. I’m pretty sure the only people using this app will be men, so I’m not sure how much the app will help drive sales — unless a lot of thoughtful boyfriends and husbands want to buy their significant others some lingerie they found after watching a sexy model strip.
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