(2) Luxury has to be multisensory (is not only the quality of the handbag itself but the red lining for women to find their lipsticks or accessories, the quilted outside soft to the touch, the rattling of a handbag’s gold chains, even the smell of the leather gives consumers an experience that is worth paying that high price for). (3) Luxury, whether object or service, must have a strong human content/be of human origin. This is definitely the case of Chanel
Florabotanica by Balenciaga My advert is on Florabotanica perfume by Balenciaga. The background is covered in Ghesquière flower cut outs. I think the Ghesquière flowers were used because they are hip and modern flowers for this reason I think the perfume is targeted at young, hip, and modern ladies/women, Ghesquière flowers are flower prints that were created a few years ago. A white background was used and this works well with the bold Ghesquière flowers. The message behind this is to show how bold the scent of the perfume is, like once you wear the perfume, heads will turn towards your direction.
The texts tell us fashionable women what the mascara does to eyelashes. The mascara is displayed in bottom right of page in a green tub. Covergirl is mostly taking Taylor Swift beauty to brighten up the page. Females will like this because they can see what they are getting and how it looks in the outside light. On the contrary, the Maybelline mascara advertisement lacks creative use of colors.
Shoes should have a 4’ hill or smaller or you may choose to wear flats. Accessories like a necklace or earrings adds accent the formal look but, should be kept at a minimum. Everything should be worn with moderation including your make-up is allowed. Dressing inappropriately will have negative effect on your interview. A job candidate can dress inappropriately in many ways.
He tells the reader that he is a realist, to support this he quotes,” unless thou wert hard favoured: for honesty coupled to beauty is to have honey a sauce to sugar.” Touchstone says that it is too good ti be true, if a good looking woman is also honest. He compares it to how too much of a good thing (sugar) can be bad or misleading. This tells the reader that touchstone isn’t lost in the delusions of epic fairytale love. Unlike Orlando, who implies desperation for
Lind’s delicate beauty and graceful nature stem from the fact that she is not forced to do physically demanding work. It is because of this exemption from labour that Lind is able to take the time and care to use fragranced oil, soft soap and delicate clothing. Lind’s beauty is foreign to the Gare’s and she is often admired within the household: “Amelia glanced at her quickly and saw how pretty she was in a blue silk gown that seemed to make her hair even more lustrous and her skin more delicate” (Ostenso, 39). Judith offers a sharp contrast to Lind’s dainty nature. Judith possesses a powerful, wild and strong character that has been hardened through years of strenuous work.
Ancient Greek clothing was superior to modern day clothing because it was more modest, simple, cost effective, showed their identity and gave people pride. Clothing in ancient Greece, unlike clothing today, was very unpretentious. Back in ancient times, the women wore long dresses that covered most of their body except their arms. “Greek women wore peplos, a garment consisting of one or two bed sheet sized pieces of cloth, one in front one in back, held together with dagger like pins and rope” (ANCIENT GREECE CLOTHING AND JEWELRY). The women also didn’t show cleavage, “Greek and roman women strapped in their breasts with bands of cloth that flattened their chest and reduced their breast size” (ANCIENT GREECE CLOTHING AND JEWELRY).
Emphasis was on the upper eyeliner and big defined lashes as we see in the photo of Mae West and here with Ginger Rogers. The lips were still a darker shade of red. Overall a very soft beautiful makeup application. Research hubpages.com and Annie Couture 1930’s Feast to
The characteristics of women in the target segment varies greatly and distinctly from others. This strategic multi-segment are women who can afford to buy a product that is higher than the average price in return for superb quality and up to date fashion. They like to look good with what they are wearing and want to maximize the potential of their body. They also like to look and feel comfortable but at the same time, want to feel well-kept and dressed. They do all of this focusing more on the end result than on the immediate effect on their wallet; unlike other women who buy similar products but in less expensive stores.
5) Three things that the manufacturer wants us to believe are: Their cream can prevent frizzy hair Their serum will give you smooth and silky hair These products will make your hair look naturally beautiful 6) Three negatives consequences of using this product include: If not applied properly it can make your hair look greasy It doesn’t define your hair as well as it makes it seem because it may not be suitable for all types of hair It’s expensive considering the amount you get for the price you pay 7) The use of colour because it attracts our eyes towards the products which are the only visible colours. They also have a clever slogan relating to their kangaroo logo. They also have a nice large title at the top which catches the readers attention. There’s also a beautiful young lady which would make other girls also want to look as pretty as she does. 8) I do believe the message they’re trying to portray in this ad to a certain extent but I couldn’t have a final opinion until I got to try the product for myself and see how it is.