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Violent advertising in fashion marketing
In this article, we want to explore how people react,
interpret and appreciate violent advertising and if there are
any differences between men and women regarding the above
mentioned aspects.
We start this article with a review on earlier research on violent
advertising from a Swedish perspective.
A discussion on violence definitions and symbols, pictures and
communications follows.
The following parts treat the results from the analysis and
finally the conclusion of the article is presented.
The term “shock advertising” indicates that the usage of violence
In advertising is a rhetoric and stylistic method, which creates
certain types of reactions.
Shocking pictures have become
the most effective way of selling commodities today
The advertising company Quickwise has examined how people
interpret Sisley’s advertising.
In their survey, 500 people have been studying four advertising
campaigns and one of them w…
ith the picture such as grief, fear, sadness, hopelessness, and despair.
The aim
Benetton has wanted to be a part of the communication industry rather than just a fashion producer.
Sisley’s advertising
Intention to create sexy, effective and realistic pictures.
Sisley claims that their advertisements are sexy and realistic but they don`t care about negative publicity.
Diesel , Benetton & Sisley’s primary concern is to…
Attract attention
Spread information about the product
Create positive or interesting image round the brand
Encourage the consumer to buy their product
But, a debate advertising’s role in society and questions about
advertising and ethic.
Test group
-> university students in Halmstad.
-> consist of 16 students ;
eight of them were women and eight were men.
-> the spread of age of student is between 19 and 34 years.
-> The mean age was 25.75 years.
The questionnaire
->consist of 12 questions, four question to each picture.