Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Who Wore it Better' Featuring Ted Danson, Laverne Cox
“Who Wore it Better”
About This Ad
Ted Danson wanders a party set on a tennis court and picks up a mixed drink featuring Smirnoff vodka. He says that Smirnoff is made in America for everyone in America, regardless of who you are, where you come from or what you look like. And Laverne Cox, who is wearing a more casual and feminine version of Ted's suit, adds on that it also doesn't matter who wore it better. But don't get confused...she definitely believes she wore it better.
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