Coco Chanel It is always better to be slightly underdressed. Coco Chanel Jump out the window if you are the object of passion. Flee it if you feel it. Passion goes, boredom remains. Coco Chanel Look for the woman in the dress.
The close up on Susan Sarandon’s face is used to show how beautiful she is because she uses REVLON. By using her beauty it gives the product credibility and it manipulates people because a famous person is being used and one immediately assumes that the product must be good. Furthermore, alliteration is used. Susan Sarandon’s initials match the initials of the title “Star Style” people will be more compelled to buy the product because she uses it and especially because the words confident and charismatic are used to describe her, again alliteration is shown. The REVLON advertisement use of rhetoric appeals to those who know who Sandra is and like
They bring attention to their cause by getting celebrities to model in their clever ad campaigns. In image one, PETA is using sex appeal to pursue readers not to wear leather. As a result, this advertisement is appealing to people’s emotions. Therefore, this advertisement is utilizing pathos rhetoric strategy. The model, Jenna Jameson, is wearing provocative lingerie and is in a seductive pose.
Focusing on the picture with the young woman lying against the man, this picture is posed like this to make women think that they need to not only look like her, but act like her as well to get the man. As Killbourne states, "There are two identical women looking adoringly at the man in the ad, but he isn't looking at either one of them. . . Clearly the way to get beautiful women is to ignore them, perhaps mistreat them" (272).
It is a very simple and beautiful poem with an enchanting tone. This poem is an ode to spring and to the maturing of young girl into women, which was a perfect comparison and communicated the message of the poem very well. In this poem, the author describes all the different changes that take place as the spring season arrives. The grass is greener, the flowers are blossoming, the moon is pale, and the twilights are striking. These are all things that we associate with the spring season.
Rae Public Image of a Nurse This is a nurse costume sold by Lure Love, it is marketed for adult dress up or costume parties. They also market it “to play out their fantasies” (Lure Love). This costume obviously portrays that all nurses are sexy and wear tiny costumes that pop their breasts out of the dress. The nurse in the picture above is dressed in a small, tight dress with her breasts popping out and barely covered by the dress. The nurse has a kissing face and is trying to look seductive.
Part Bad. That’s Man’s Essence.” The intended message of the ad appears to be that if men use Axe Essence body spray, they will attract sexy women in lingerie, and will lust for those women over their ordinary girlfriends. By being able to attract such beautiful women by using the Axe Essence body spray, men will feel better about their self image, have better relationships, appear to be more successful in life, and therefore be more happy and content. An ideological analysis of this advertisement reveals that there are unintentional cultural messages embedded throughout the ad, one such being the sexualization of women. This Axe advertisement shows the sexualization of women by emphasizing the extreme sexuality of women and how it attracts all men.
“To the fair Clarinda, who made Love to me, imagin'd more than Woman” Aphra Behn Aphra Behn’s ‘To the fair Clarinda’ is a love poem with surprisingly modern insight. In this candidly erotic piece, the supposedly female speaker addresses her lover Clarinda, who may be biologically female yet plays both masculine and feminine roles in the poem. Though the speaker insinuates that in any sexual relationship there are definite masculine and feminine roles to fulfill, she overturns the notion that these are necessarily related to anatomy. “ To the fair Clarinda” seems to be a poem that celebrates the exotic delights of being with a hermaphrodite. However, Clarinda’s anatomy is very ambiguous within the poem.
When people hear the word thus, they see it as a more elegant way of saying something. When we hear the word elegant, our minds automatically refers that it is something beautiful or expensive. Therefore, “Thus she had lain,” is getting the audience to picture a woman that is beautiful and rich. Another way this line can be interpreted as is that the sun is rising over the country of Africa. In our heads when we think of sunrise, we will picture ourselves on the beach watching a beautiful sunrise.
It is like the painter could not make her either smile or smirk. (Earls, 2004, p. 113) The fashion at that time for women was to pluck their eyebrows and shave their hairline to increase the height of their forehead and that makes her appearance look more interesting and attractive, this fashion was considered as a beauty to them. So Mona Lisa