Analyzing An Advert- David & Victoria Beckham Perfume

This is an advert of David & Victoria Beckham premoting their new perfume.David is holding on to victoria showing that he is the man in the realtionship, he is looking owards the camera connecting with the audience.Unlike Victoria who is looking away,and resting on his chest,showing she needs him. The name of the perfume anchors the image because the perfume is called 'intimately' and they are together in a sexual way,hence the name. The medium shot shows the couple standing,with davids arm going up victorias dress, here there are some sexual connotations that they are going to or already have had some sexual encounters.

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Mr.Bush's Homework

Mark & Spencer: The women in this advertisement are all shown as sex objects. The female clebrities are all shown in shots and angles of shots which have sexual connotations.E.g: Cat deeley has a high angle shot looking up at her with a close up of her pvc boots on screen.




Loreal:Eva is shown as a sex object with close up of her legs, and her rubbing the cream into them,relating to Sheibe 1979 showing women are more conncerned about beauty.







Heinz: The asian lady is shown in a stereotypical housewife role.Also the sounds she makes could have realtions to sexual sounds.Also, the ketchup bottle could be seen as a slight phalic symbol even though she does not hold it.



Persil: The lady is shown as a housewife in this advert.





Loreal: In this advert women are seen as attractive, they aer dancing around wearing tight clothing, and having fun.In addition,this advert had a male voice over.

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