
Personally, I think the net effect is very positive. While they took a mis-step or two with the retouching, they started an important conversation. The high road has still been taken. They're still leading this thinking in their industry.
That, and Dove’s Self-Esteem Fund means they are walking the talk.
Read more criticism, HERE.
And here's the famed video that's gotten over ten million views (on multiple postings).
(The campaign was developed by Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto, and has won about every major creative award known to man. Kudos.)
This stuff takes guts. Brands will be criticized. And the brave ones will win. Tweet this!
Well, I can tell you that those pictures are also Photoshopped.
ReplyDeleteYou need to read this: http://flickeringpictures.com/2008/05/08/famous-airbrusher-says-he-photoshopped-doves-real-women-big-time/