History Main / SexyPackaging

* Music/LadyGaga's ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ReLadyGagaTheRemixAlbum.JPG The Remix]]''. Weirdly, while her videos/concerts are filled with fanservice, this is her only album cover with it (all others have just her face).

* Since the 1990s, a lot of superhero comics featuring female protagonists have a random pin-up shot of the character looking sexy on the cover, with [[CoversAlwaysLie no particular relation]] to what happens in the issue, even if the character does happen to be MsFanservice.

** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanTheHiketeia'':

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': During William Messner-Loebs' run the cover art did not always reflect the story inside the book very well, and during her stint on a Sangtee Empire prison planet one cover depicted her with her back arched wearing essentially a bikini and a collar with chain leash. Her outfit was not the same in the book and the Empire did not bother with chains.

* The back of most {{Hentai}} DVD covers will usually include scenes of their female casts in various states of undress, or [[spoiler:imminent rape]], along with an [[ExplicitContent "Absolutely Not for Children"]] advisory.
* The ''Anime/NajicaBlitzTactics'' DVD sets contain a set of female panties inside. Given the [[PantyShot abundance of female undergarments]] featured in the show, it's quite fitting.
* The original multiple-volume release of ''LightNovel/WelcomeToTheNHK'' used this trope on every volume. Going off the covers, you'd believe the show was about sexy ladies instead of an anxiety-ridden hikikomori man, though some of these images do appear (briefly) in the actual anime. The complete collection/season sets do not use this trope.

A SuperTrope to FanserviceCover, ContemptibleCover, LadyNotAppearingInThisGame.

* The cover of the [[LongTitle insanely long-titled debut album]] by Bow Wow Wow drew in some listeners by depicting female lead singer Anabella Lwin nude on its cover in an imitation of Manet's famous painting ''Déjeuner sur l'herbe''. It also drew controversy since Lwin was only 14 at the time of the photoshoot. Lwin's mother filed an investigation with London police for child pornography, but the investigation did not lead to any prosecutions, and McLaren continued to use nude photos of Lwin on the band's future album covers.

* The cover of the [[LongTitle insanely long-titled debut album]] by Bow Wow Wow drew in some listeners by depicting the (female) lead singer nude on its cover in an imitation of Manet's famous painting ''Déjeuner sur l'herbe''. It also drew controversy since the lead singer was only 15 at the time of the photoshoot. Manager Malcolm [=McLaren=] was sued by her parents and reached a settlement that forbade him from marketing the singer in {{Fanservice}}y ways.

* Most Music/RoxyMusic album covers feature a sexy pin-up girl or two. Notably, the cover of ''Country Life'' caused some controversy in the United States due to its cover depicting one of its two female models in translucent lingerie (thus making her nipples and public hair somewhat visible) and the other [[HandOrObjectUnderwear covering her breasts with her hands]]. As a result, the album was first released in the US packaged in a green nylon outer bag (something Music/PinkFloyd would later replicate with the black outer bag for ''Music/WishYouWereHere''), and later with the back photograph of an evergreen tree branch moved to the front.

* The original PC-98 version of ''VideoGame/PopfulMail'' featured it's titular heroine in the process of getting dressed on the cover, showing off some skin, legs, and her leotard strap falling off.
* The package art of the "Burst" iterarion of ''VideoGame/SenranKagura'' shows a ninja scroll inserted into a female main-character's cleavage in a rather suggestive manner. Actually justified, as the franchise does revolve around busty ninja girls and contains a lot of FanService.

* The package art of the "Burst" iterarion of VideoGame/SenranKagura shows a ninja scroll inserted into a female main-character's cleavage in a rather suggestive manner. Actually justified, as the franchise does revolve around busty ninja girls and contains a lot of [[FanService fan service.]]

* The Ravenloft supplement Van Richten's Guide to Lycanthropes features cover art depicting what is possibly supposed to be a painful transformation into a terrible beast under the light of the full moon, but more closely resembles [[LooksLikeSheIsEnjoyingIt a woman in a nightgown mid orgasm]].

* Many of Music/{{Karento}}'s ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' [[RearrangeTheSong arrangement]] albums have an almost naked ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' character on the cover.

This trope is quite common when it comes to SwordAndSorcery books, which often feature cover art portraying [[MrFanservice large, muscular]] [[BarbarianHero barbarian heroes]] along with [[MsFanservice gorgeous]], [[BuxomIsBetter buxom]], [[{{Stripperific}} nearly-nude]] women.

* Pulp romance novel covers. When one is needed, the idealised male figure posing upon them will invariably be Fabio!

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* Nearly any magazine about custom cars has a [[HoodOrnamentHottie woman draped over a car]] on the cover.
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* 1970s funk band the Ohio Players became notorious for the scantily-clad women on their album covers (none of whom were members of the band).
** Downplayed with their ''Tenderness'' album, which features a clothed model in a pin-up pose, and averted with their ''Observations In Time'' and ''First Impressions'', which have no nude female models at all.