The peg line "Buttoned up by day, Bacardi by night" (Cosmo 121) straddles the woman's midriff, her shirt of a professional cut is unbuttoned almost completely hinting at the sexuality underneath breaking free and cutting loose and yet having an aire of living a greater life than the consumer. Not only does this show a strong appeal to emotion in sexual desire, vanity, as well as empowerment or control, by showing a woman who we could easily see dominating her field and running equal with the men of her office if not in charge some how changed by the evening and not threatened by her own sexuality...
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Not only does this show a strong appeal to emotion in sexual desire, vanity, as well as empowerment or control, by showing a woman who we could easily see dominating her field and running equal with the men of her office if not in charge some how changed by the evening and not threatened by her own sexuality...
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