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Skyy Vodka Advertisement Analysis

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September 6, 2015

 

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In the background there are men, looking subdued and submissive. This gives the image that the woman in the ad is in control of them, thus letting the consumer assume that she can also be that woman. In general, women want to see other woman having power over men because it gives them a sense of control and strength...
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In general, women want to see other woman having power over men because it gives them a sense of control and strength. This ad demonstrates control over men and helps the consumer want to feel this strength as well. In Maxim, there is another ad for Skyy Vodka however, it is very different from the one found in Cosmopolitan...
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