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Who doesn’t own a pair of jeans? 

Most American’s identify jean wear with their self image.The audiences for these ads are general since it is likely that every American from toddler to the most mature own a pair.  American advertisement goes beyond marketing a good comfortable fit; marketing targets the brand. These ads demand attention! The consumer buys because they portray a lifestyle of a healthy body, sleek look, and status with plenty of sex appeal.   



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Levi's Curve ID  

Levi brand jeans can help women choose their jeans!

Women can find a way through this ad to identify their body style and the best way to distinguish their own assets!

 

 http://www.ilovejeans.cn/Article20080706_2.htm Polo. Com by Ralph Lauren This Polo ad uses sex and healthy body image to sell their brand. The target audience is for the teen, young adult, or someone who may be looking to be young at heart.   http://www.ilovejeans.cn/Article20080706_2.htm Polo. Com by Ralph Lauren   http://enlighteneducation.edublogs.org/ Dolce & Gabbana Ad The Dolce & Gabbana Ad makes many consumers take a second look! That is what marketing is all about.  Young, attractive, sexy models set the tone for people looking for a status brand jean.   http://enlighteneducation.edublogs.org/ Dolce & Gabbana Ad   Jeans are part of our culture; try a pair on today!                                              Works Cited Dolce & Gabanna. Advertisement.30 January 2009. The Butterfly Effect. 25 January 2011 <http://enlighteneducation.edublogs.org>. Levi Strauus & Company. "Levi's Curve ID." Advertisement.23 September 2010. About-Face Blog. 23 January 2011 <http://about-face.org/blog/archives/category/media/advertising>. Ralph Lauren. "Polo.com"  Advertisment. 06 July 2008. Denisimism."Do Jeans Equal Sex". 23 January 2011 <http://www.ilovejeans.cn/Article20080706_2.htm>.