Visual Analysis In this visual analysis I will be dissecting a advertisement from COVERGIRL®. A brief description of the ad: COVERGIRL® Sofia Vergara in very neutral tone makeup‚ silver earrings and a white tank top. She is surrounded by a light purple background‚ has two-toned silver wording spelling COVERGIRL® across the top of the page and has a while illuminating heart‚ covered in red text and a bottle of makeup on the bottom left of the page. I will being with the text this ad uses
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The Cover Girl ad. The Covergirl ad in 2014 includes the picture of Ellen DeGeneres with the CC cream of the Covergirl. The photo shot of her sitting down is from under chest to the top. Ellen put her arms over her knee. On her knees‚ there is a raccoon looking straight to the audience. By the angle of the photo shot‚ audience able to see Ellen’s skin which is quite flawless. She comes out with a friendly look and gorgeous smile. On the left top corner‚ “Covergirl +Olay” written in big bold black
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SocImages.org Reflection: Covergirls Star Wars Covergirl is a cosmetics brand and it collaborated with Walt Disney’s Star Wars movie to launch a new line of makeup targeted for women who are fans of the Star Wars franchise. After reading Lisa Wade’s reflection on the comparison between the ad campaigns for Covergirls’ Star Wars edition makeup line‚ there are a few sociological observations I would personally like to include after seeing the advertisement. The advertisement does not fully reflect
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The CoverGirl advertisement from March 2012 includes a picture of Queen Latifah in a grayish background with her green eyes shadow. As the viewer see‚ the photo shot shows just her face from the neck up‚ which helps viewers focus on mascara product. First impression‚ the viewers can see a beautiful big smile with shiny white teeth of Queen Latifah. Also she has brown eyes with long curly eyelashes and wears a lovely pair of small gold earrings in her ears. The word “CoverGirl” is
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.................................................................................................................... 2 Web Content Management and Customer Engagement ..................................................................... 2 2.1 CoverGirl Website ......................................................................................................................... 2 2.2 Facebook ..................................................................................................
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In a positive view of social media‚ I plan to analyze the make up company Covergirl’s newest model who is making headlines for being the first Covergirl model to be a boy. The selection of the model‚ James Charles‚ as the newest model for the company brings up the question of traditional gender boundaries in fashion and beauty. In addition‚ it provides a role model for men who prefer to explore outside of these gender boundaries‚ and in so promoting their own self-image and acceptance. Furthermore
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for COVERGIRL LASHBLAST FUSION MASCARA 2.0 Submitted to The Marketing Department College of Commerce and Business Administration University of Santo Tomas In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management By: Anisco‚ James Bernard C. Dominno‚ Beverly Ann C. Gonzales‚ Lee-Ann F. Saludo‚ Maria Trisha P. 4M6 June 2012 i APPROVAL SHEET This Marketing Plan for COVERGIRL LASHBLAST
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In October‚ Covergirl - a cosmetic company has announced the first ‘cover boy’ of their company‚ James Charles‚ a 17 years old boy. His talent has been noticed and gained tremendous supports on social media such as youtube and instagram. With his talent and enthusiasm about makeup‚ James Charles has influenced a lot of people in general and in the gay community. Jame Charles’s story definitely has impact a lot in the society. Analysis However‚ his story create an unfair barrier between genders
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Cover Girl Products Cover Girl has been around for more than 55 years now. The company considers itself as an advocate for women’s individual beauty reaching out to middle-class women ranging from ages 18-34. When one hears the words “Easy‚ breezy‚ beautiful”‚ he or she automatically thinks of the makeup brand Cover Girl. The company has coined the phrase and made it a household known phrase associated with their brand. Cover Girl’s strength lies in their promotion through big celebrities. Cover
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Dove uses its website to target real women. In Dove’s ads‚ they use real women. They use women with stretch marks‚ tattoos‚ and women who don’t use a trainer daily like celebrities do. Dove targets all women of all ages. They want you to know you are beautiful no matter what. You don’t have to be model thin to be beautiful. They not only make products for women; Although I have never seen a man in a Dove ad‚ they do make products for them. Cover Girl’s target market targets young women in their
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