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I think that was Dove

Posted By: MTDays on 2008-04-05
In Reply to: Who was it that did that ad with models of all - mimi

I'm not 100% sure, but I do seem to recall it being a commercial for their skin care line, but I could be mistaken.

As for the VS thing, I don't even want to see older women in the catalog because we're wonderful. I want to see them in the catalog because I want to determine whether it's something I could/would wear. Much like my outer clothes- it does me no good to see what something looks like on a size 0 because it's not going to look anything like that on my size 10 self. Obviously marketing cannot target each individual, but a slightly broader cross section would be nice.


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Yes, it was Dove. I agree that seeing older models of varied sizes..
helps us to imagine what clothing will look good on different body types and older/younger people. I know that Lands End used to have a feature called My Model, or something like that. You input your height, weight, measurements, even age, face shape, hair color and style, and you had a more or less realistic model, and the online shopper could then try the Lands End clothes on the model before buying. It was a little painful to be truthful and put in my measurements, and then see my cartoon model stand there in her underwear waiting to be dressed! LOL But I have to say that it was helpful. I tried on clothes that I thought would look great, and they didn't. When it came to a bathing suit, I actually tried on a recommended suit that I never imagined would look nice. It looked nice on the model and even better on me when it was delivered. It wasn't perfect, but it was a handy tool. I should go back and see if they still have that feature on their site.