A bit like Gary Goldsmith's Everlast ad a decade back. "We could pay athletes to wear our clothes. We could also pay them to wear dresses." Well, the line was something like that. But anything that acknowledges the absurdity of paying beautiful people to create aspiration is good in my book...
love it, would like to see more of this happening. a new wave of advertising that desensitizes consumers to deception might result in some interesting new directions later on. of course, getting established clients to undercut the foundations of their precious brands will be hard. but perhaps a push by younger, more versatile identities will corner them into considering it.
... would alert the readers to the fact that the wine is dyed water. ;) *hahaha*
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PermalinkI spot a new trend in advertising: truth-telling :D
I think the copy is splendid :)
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PermalinkNice copy...I like the honesty approach.
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PermalinkRather nice ad.
A bit like Gary Goldsmith's Everlast ad a decade back. "We could pay athletes to wear our clothes. We could also pay them to wear dresses." Well, the line was something like that. But anything that acknowledges the absurdity of paying beautiful people to create aspiration is good in my book...
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PermalinkModels? Um...in what sense? Hand?
A shame the budget could not afford sweeter eye candy.
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PermalinkHehe. Very, um, deconstructionist.
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Permalinklove it, would like to see more of this happening. a new wave of advertising that desensitizes consumers to deception might result in some interesting new directions later on. of course, getting established clients to undercut the foundations of their precious brands will be hard. but perhaps a push by younger, more versatile identities will corner them into considering it.
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PermalinkThat last comment must have come from an acount person. Jesus, I haven't read so much jargon in a pair of sentences since my last briefing.
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PermalinkThe only redeeming line here is "They're models, they laugh at anything."
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PermalinkHaha, no I'm not. I'm a professional jargonator.
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Permalinkme gustó mucho el cierre del copy
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PermalinkGlad you thought so wineblogger (though I'm not sure what that means), thanks for the link.
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