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    Polo Red Ralph Lauren Ads

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    make attempts to sell their product, be it through enticement, flattery, or coercion. Ralph Lauren, mostly known for their brand of clothing, attempts to sell a fragrance of cologne called ”Polo Red.” Magazine advertisements such as this generally consist of brief pictures with text; this ad, interestingly, has a section to sample the smell. In order to make an attempt to advertise Polo Red, Ralph Lauren tries to appeal to the target audience’s sense of ‘manliness’ and ‘amazement’. Action,…

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    Ralph Lauren Essay

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    newly appointed CEO of Ralph Lauren, is capable of reviving the dull and aging brand of Ralph Lauren. Background • Ralph Lauren has a rich heritage. The brand is globally recognized as a premier American luxury label. The company makes clothing, accessories, furniture, home décor items and footwear. In addition to gaining an online presence, Ralph Lauren has added 3 new brands over past 2 years: Polo for Women, Polo Sport, and Denim and Supply. As of late June, Ralph Lauren operated 467…

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    Designer Ralph Lauren was born in New York on October 14, 1939. Lauren worked in retail stores before developing a line of neckties. The brand he created Polo, is now one part of an design that includes fragrances, clothes, and many more items . Lauren has used his personal fortune to a collection of rare and classic cars. In 1967, Lauren began designing men’s neckties, branding them under the name “Polo” and selling them at large department stores, including Bloomingdale’s. Lauren expanded…

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    Everyone remembers the experience when they first learned the difference between being rich and poor, a gap that seems to be characterizing the American society nowadays. When Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence about “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” (par 2) he probably did not think Americans would attempt to pursue happiness through material belongings. For some people, it seems to be more important to mist themselves with Chanel and accessorize with Louis Vuitton,…

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    Like A Girl

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    In the first place, Lauren Greenfield, director of the Like a Girl commercial, realized the impact her Like a Girl commercial had on people when “I dropped my son off at his US day camp, one of his counsellors came to see me. She said she sobbed when she watched Like a Girl, and…

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    Shrek Gender Analysis

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    “Women have talent and intelligence but, due to social constraints and prejudices, it is still a long distance away from the goal of gender equality” (Pratibha). Being a girl we are considered weak because we are accused of not having “manly skills.” Girls are reflected as crybabies since we are emotional, but girls are emotional because we have big hearts. There are 7 out of 10 girls that feel they don’t belong in a sport around puberty, at a moment where their confidence plummets and they are…

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    his relationship with Lauren and his work as a prostitute. He maintains his relationships and ties with Lauren so he has a place to live because he spends the money he gets on his addiction. He tells Lauren that he loves her and he want to be with her, however he doesn’t want to loose this life of luxury he has with Lauren. When he is with her he has a place to sleep, eat, and do drug. Most of all he gets to be with Lauren and use he to fill his void he has. When Laurens parents find out she has…

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    Virginia Nebab Role Model

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    the American Dream. The American Dream illustrates for all citizens to live freely as they experience life with hopes and dreams of becoming successful. For instance, the Siegel family shown in a film called The Queen of Versailles directed by Lauren Greenfield, shows the world their natural routine through their own reality of the American Dream. The parents, David and Jackie, are both role models for their seven children in which they are currently raising. In the beginning, Their life before…

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    Like A Girl

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    corporate company that sells feminine hygiene products wants to change the stereotype that's out there for girls and “rewrite the rules” which is their main tagline, by sending the message out that it is a positive thing to do things like a girl. Lauren Greenfield is partnered with Always and created the YouTube video that has gone viral and started the #Like A Girl on twitter. Rewrite the rules on the way that pads are made by using flex foam formula. 2. What was the objective of the…

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    You throw like a girl. You run like a girl. You took that hit like a girl. These phrases are nothing new or shocking, and they rarely bring even a raised eyebrow of distain. The “like a girl” slang in a phrase that is common in this culture and not rarely considered when used. The lack of thought in this expression created the perfect background for a company who makes feminine products, Always. Proctor and Gamble Company, owner of the Always brand, created a marketing campaign that used…

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