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Name:
Jenny Soon
Gan Lee Meng
Lim Qiu Peng
Wong Siow Ghin
DOVEs History
Evolution in 2006
Show the evolution of photograph of
a real women after series of hair,
makeup and shocking computerenhancement technique.
Purpose: To show how unrealistic and
unattainable beauty is as depicted in
magazine and on billboards.
Onslaught
Question 1:
Doves campaign assumes that
advertising has the power to
determine what we find attractive or
unattractive. Do you agree?
statement.
tools to promote product to the public.
Advertising
Advertising
Dove Self
Esteem
Funds
Social
Comparis
on
Theory
Question 2:
Some people argue that fashion
products are aspiration; they
encourage consumers to think what
they could be rather than what they
are.
Do women really want to see
average models in advertising Why
or why not?
Answer:
In our opinion, YES!
Average model in advertising is more
realistic ; make women to more believe the
products.
Self Discrepancies Theory explains the
internalized comparison (an average
womans body compared to a very thin
models which create a differences and
size) will result in distress in body image
and self-esteem.
Answer:
Excessive photoshopping and retouching
makes it virtually unimaginable for
women to feel beautiful when theyre
comparing themselves to these models.
Magazines have been using super skinny
models that suffer from eating disorders
or at least look like it, and then on top of
that, they photoshopped them to look
even thinier.
Answer:
Models have been groomed to only eat certain
things, to go to the spa, to work out, and to
spend hours on their hair and makeup. So,
real womenshould not feel the need to even
try.
Average women do not have the time, the
money, or the ability to do what models do day
in and day out.
A community that actually is based on
acceptance and appreciation of beauty in all its
shapes and sizes.
THANK YOU!!!!
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