“Balls” Print Campaign
lourdes sanchez bayas — October 21, 2008 — Marketing
References: adsoftheworld
This is a rather irreverent ad for men's underwear, aptly called “Balls." In this funny ad you can see iconic historical figures such as George Washington, Christopher Columbus, King Louis the XIV and Bismarck in boxers of different colors and other kinds of men's undies.
The four famous men are standing in full regalia, sans the bottom part of their garments. I find this ad campaign totally hilarious.
Implications - The advertising agency behind the clever campaign is Glow from Berlin, Germany. The creative director was Johannes Krempl who worked along with art directors Nicole Lanners, Carmen Gebhardt and Ina Rüdiger. The team did a fantastic job creating an ad that will definitely grasp the attention of consumers.
The four famous men are standing in full regalia, sans the bottom part of their garments. I find this ad campaign totally hilarious.
Implications - The advertising agency behind the clever campaign is Glow from Berlin, Germany. The creative director was Johannes Krempl who worked along with art directors Nicole Lanners, Carmen Gebhardt and Ina Rüdiger. The team did a fantastic job creating an ad that will definitely grasp the attention of consumers.
Trend Themes
1. Irreverent Advertising - Creating humorous and attention-grabbing advertising campaigns for products and services.
2. Iconic Figures Clothing Line - Designing clothing lines inspired by iconic figures and historical events.
3. Controversial Marketing - Using provocative and controversial marketing tactics to attract consumer attention.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Creating and marketing men's underwear and related products.
2. Advertising Industry - Developing creative and humorous advertising campaigns.
3. Historical Tourism Industry - Attracting tourists to historical landmarks and events through creative marketing.
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