The latest campaign by Spring Advertising is achingly adorable. Promoting for the John Casablancas Institute (a fashion design, make-up and hair school), the campaign showcases children's attempts at a fashionable experience.
This campaign promotes the universal message that certain youths are able to pinpoint their career interests and talents at a young age. As funny as the ad is, Spring Advertising also managed to touch upon a more serious idea through this commercial.
Implications - Consumers in contemporary society look for products that take an unconventional aesthetic. Items that feature a one-of-a-kind aesthetic appeal to shoppers who want to differentiate themselves from others. Companies could develop more designs like this in order to attract more attention.
Condiment-Covered Commercials
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Trend Themes
1. Unconventional Aesthetics - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Companies could develop more designs with unconventional aesthetics to attract attention.
2. Differentiation - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Products with a one-of-a-kind aesthetic appeal to shoppers who want to differentiate themselves from others.
3. Youthful Talent - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Promote the idea that certain youths can pinpoint their career interests and talents at a young age.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate unconventional aesthetics into fashion design to attract attention.
2. Make-up - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop unique makeup products that offer a one-of-a-kind aesthetic.
3. Haircare - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create innovative hair products that cater to individuals looking to differentiate themselves.