Summary: “Here’s to THE BRAVE GIRLS” is the bold caption imprinted on the brightly rich advertisement picture of Taylor Swift, surrounded by a group of confident girls all smiling blissfully while wearing distinctive colors and comfortable Keds shoes. Alongside the principal picture are collages of memories formatted in a way to resemble a scrapbook, making the advertisement that much more relatable and personal amongst girls of all ages and different backgrounds. The target audience cannot help but feel a sense of positivity as well as an aroma of confidence. With Taylor Swift wearing a vibrant dandelion shade of yellow at the center of the dominant picture in the advertisement, the color yellow can be interpreted as a representation of …show more content…
Through the use of logos, the advertiser simply places the target audience in the mentality of reasoning by implying that by buying Keds shoes, one can be as confident as they are brave. Not only does it help secure the bravery of these girls, but it also provides them with the company of girls who are brave just like them, keeping the girls surrounded with such a positive environment. In the various images in the advertisement, the girls are being themselves as well as going through self-expression by wearing these comfortable shoes. These girls are living their lives doing the things they love and finding themselves along the way. The shoes may look simple, but its simplicity is what makes it so unique, youthful, and timeless, which attracts girls of all ages, most teens, and different economic backgrounds. Being confident does not require luxurious shoes to establish that, it’s wearing the shoes that makes you the most comfortable will help elevate that bravery. Therefore, it’s only reasonable if the audience buys …show more content…
The red velvet chair illustrates a sentiment of passion and heartwarming love. Red is a very intense and extreme color and has been proven to attract the attention of many people. Through the use of pathos, the advertiser arouses compassion and feelings of being comfortable in one’s shoes. The brilliant light colors seen on the clothing of the girls or on the shoes they wear provides a sense of liveliness and confident in oneself. The energy the target audience feels is very positive and full of hope. In a way, the target audience feels inspired and accepted for who they are and desires to purchase these shoes. The “brave girls” the advertisement is targeting feel like they belong and evoke a sense of relief that they are not alone. This gives them courage to be expressive in what they are passionate about with the dreamers who are passionate just like them. Even if the viewer isn’t a girl, they would feel a sense of positivity, which adds to the confidence and bravery the advertisement is
This Nike ad illustrates that Nike’s new shoes and gear helps you to overcome any obstacle. Nike have made their product a game, where the clients must reach certain amounts of fuel in limited time to accomplish a mission, by that they move to higher levels and meet with famous athletes who give advice along the way, that’s why they’ve chosen an animated advertisement video , also to show their intension of attracting the eyes of teens and adults, hence they have also included famous characters to play a part in the advertisement so that they can also gain the eyes and the interest of their fans. Referring to Klein first idea, “ Nike+ brands are made specifically to help its users lifestyle as the products are composed of a cutting edge technology bracelet that helps people’s day-to-day life with monitoring their bodies’ status. Nike+ has also released a collection of
The use of mainly red, in the undertones and background, represents pain and anguish. The painting also uses saturated colors in order to make the piece more
It leads right back to being reliable and trustworthy. This advertisement gives a sense of comfort and individualism to the consumer seeing it, and it affects them, making them feel good. Once again, this advertisement uses the emotional appeal of being an individual and unique to lure in
Once the main character starts running with her Nike sneakers on, she easily ascends the stairs and reaches her goal ("NIKE: IMPOSSIBLE STAIRS"). The sense of accomplishment that the woman in the ad feels once she reaches the top is definitely a feeling the audience can easily relate to. Organization plays a substantial role in the effectiveness of this advertisement which is why the use of logos is crucial. Formatting the commercial in this type of way allows for the advertiser to easily supplement their argument with the use of pathos that only makes their argument
It is public property that individuals change their behaviours to fit in with the perceived and accepted social norms (Lyon, 1994). In this gender stereotypical city, modern female youth are searching for alternative forms of belonging and a palpable sense of ‘self’. Just as ethnic groups try to define themselves by analyzing their characteristics that mark other ethnic groups apart (Barth, 1969), female youth create their own subcultural identity. Different from other fashion trends, there is no restrictions or reservations on members of sneakerhead subculture. Female youth are free to opt for their favourite footwear which fully speak for them.
No Nickels or Dimes To Spare In the book, Nickel and Dimed, Barbara Ehrenreich writes the story, “Serving in Florida.” She describes her experience living as an undercover waitress when in reality she’s a journalist for culture and politics with a doctorate in biology. Ehrenreich experiences trying to survive on multiple low income jobs to understand what it is like to be in their shoes instead of being apart of the higher middle class.
Contemporary media is omnipresent, thus the influence of media is ubiquitous. Considering this, the necessity for media literacy in discerning the effects of cultural hegemony, manufacturing consent, and representation is integral for an individual to become a functional, participating member of society. In this paper, along with identifying the implications of the dominating principles media is disseminating through the examination of relevant examples, an exploration on why these parameters are problematic will be argued. Media, in its current homogenized state, establishes and perpetuates a completely biased narrative that caters to benefiting the powerful and wealthy. Television, films, printed press, and all the various multimedia forms of communication are intentionally manipulated
Water is the greatest resource upon the Earth, but what happens when it runs out? Even worse, what happens when humans bottle the water, of which all life relies on, and sells it to us with false claims? Well, we've already been on the receiving end of this trick for years, almost unknowingly. The documentary Tapped, directed by Stephanie Soechtig and Jason Lindsey, gives a look into the bottled water industry and the effects it has on society. The film taps into human emotions, brings about logical reasoning and statistics, and uses sources with valid credibility to address a hidden issue.
In the “Cool Shoes” commercial, periphrasis is used to create ethos for the product, ultimately persuading the reader that Cool Shoes are a necessary and highly endorsed invention. When “Dr. Patricia Brown” is introduced, the narrator describes her as a “highly intelligent and prestigious individual”. Instead of saying ‘smart and important person’, the use of these slightly more advanced words makes the speaker seem much more reliable. This additional credibility makes an audience more inclined to purchase Cool Shoes because they now know that they are backed by a well-educated individual. When the doctor speaks, she describes sweaty feet as “an unnecessary commonality between the vast majority of the homosapien species due to the immense number
In, ''My Left Foot Story '', Christy uses rhetorical analysis include: logos, ethos, and pathos. Christy's actions with his left foot made him inspired and a great story teller which is appeals to ethos and credibility. Because he was not able to control his body, till he discovered someday that he could use his left foot, the only part of his limb that can controlled. He learns to paint and write and became one of the most influential figures. Through Christy 's story the readers feel happy and encouraged.
Covergirl is a make-up brand in united states, which face to the female beauty market. The showing Covergirl advertisement introduces to audience about their selected product “outlast illumine lipsticks” with seven new shades. As usual, the target audiences will still be the female group; however, this time, the main target audiences will be the groups between age 20 to 40. The employers are trying to attract audiences’ attention by visual rhetoric; they try to use visual image to communicate with the audiences. As we can see, the cover includes a picture of Katy Perry and some introductions of the product.
There motto relating to there products is that they “Empower women” they also use tag lines “Our customers feel sexy, bold and powerful.” These statements alone don't give women
The ad is also trying to say that when you purchase these shoes it shows what kind of man you are, a man similar to that of tony stark. Another reason is it is trying to show that the shoes are strong and powerful and help save the but in an environmental way. Personal Impression To me, this ad is basically saying that these shoes are strong and durable. It shows to me that unless you get these shoes you will never be a man, which I find very unnecessary because your shoes do not define the kind of man you are. The way they compare these shoe to a fictional super character is interesting to make it look like it would have similar qualities to that of the iron man suit, which makes me think this is an ad aim toward young children and fans of marvel
The dress is red, is symbolism of love, the love the mother shows to the daughter. The mother worked on the dress “All through the month” (129). The daughter knew how hard her mother was working on the dress “The red velvet material was hard to work with”(129). The mother loved her daughter; she was showing love by all the hard work being put into the dress. The daughter “would come home from school…surrounded by cut up red velvet” (129).
Sanic shoes are a product used to make men over 50 run faster. They use lots of techniques to sell the product. They are very vague about the safety details which could mean they are not well tested. Are not made in the USA which could mean they are not high quality like they claim in the commercial. The ad has problem with getting solid info all the facts are just sentences that can be applied to anything.