Madonna Dolce & Gabbana Ad Campaign Reveals Before and After Pics
Summer Luu — October 1, 2010 — Marketing
Pictures have leaked from the Madonna Dolce & Gabbana ad campaign, and it looks like there was much photoshopping done on the legendary pop icon.
Although readjusting images for public fashion ads are not unusual, it is still surprising that even the hot and powerful Madonna herself had to go through that much touching up. This just goes to show that not everyone is perfect, even the pop queen star Madonna herself.
Implications - As far as I'm concerned the ability for Madonna to show this kind of raw look into her often-imperfect world shows just how comfortable she is with herself and her immense talent.
Although readjusting images for public fashion ads are not unusual, it is still surprising that even the hot and powerful Madonna herself had to go through that much touching up. This just goes to show that not everyone is perfect, even the pop queen star Madonna herself.
Implications - As far as I'm concerned the ability for Madonna to show this kind of raw look into her often-imperfect world shows just how comfortable she is with herself and her immense talent.
Trend Themes
1. Pop Star Authenticity - Opportunity for brands to showcase more authentic and relatable images of celebrities in ad campaigns.
2. Photo Editing Technology Ethics - Growing concern over the ethical use of photo editing technology in the media and advertising industries.
3. Raw and Natural Aesthetics - Trend towards embracing natural flaws and imperfections in imagery for a more authentic and relatable aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Beauty - Opportunity for fashion and beauty brands to lead the charge in promoting authentic and natural imagery in their advertising campaigns.
2. Media - Opportunity for media companies to address concerns over the use of image editing technology and promote more transparency in their content.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Opportunity for marketers and advertisers to take a stand against unrealistic beauty standards and promote authentic and relatable imagery in their campaigns.
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