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    by my devilious dancer. As soon as we hit the floor, the music took control and we danced until our feet could no longer hold us up. I ask her if she wants to stop for a drink and she agrees. “ So, do you have a name I can call you besides Dolce and Gabbana, because

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    Swatch is a watch brand that was created in the late 1970s. It has a strong identity which separates it’s from many other watch brands such as rolex, ice, dolce and gabbana. For example rolex is a brand that is known to be expensive and valuable. Ice are known for plastic watches which have exciting colours and are bold. Swatch watches are also made out of plastic and is marketed to fit anyone of any age. As a company Swatch has had a huge connection with the pop culture industry. You may have recognised

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    The Similarities and Differences of Dulce et Decorum Est and Disables The two poems I have chosen are Dulce et Decorum Est and Disabled. I felt that of the poems that I was given to choose from these two told a tragic and effective story of what war was really like. I have chosen Dulce Et Decorum Est because it describes the struggle of a group of people who have to struggle through the most extraordinary events day in day out. I have chosen Disabled because it shows

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    carry everything at the same time. These features are mostly found at “DolceGabana” which is the first competitor. This store has already introduced the big purses style to their customers and they seem to like it. After a survey to loyal customers of Dolce Gabana, more than 50% of them go to this store because it has a variety of purses which include big purses that they like. However the prices are their primary concern! This brand has very high prices because their objective is to sell to a specific

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    It is the year 2032 and I am a profile-writer for GQ. This particular year is monumental because it marks the 75th year of GQ‘s publication and my editor, Jim Nelson, plans to do it big for the entire world to see — literally. To mark the occasion, the magazine is featuring the 75 most stylish men of the past 75 years. Nelson has selected the cover story subject to be none other than the elusive and unpredictable Waldo. Yes, Waldo: the funny-looking fellow in the red-and-white striped sweater, identically

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    place or object. However paintings can also tell a story in itself, it can be a decorative item in a billion-dollar mansion. Paintings can express emotions and ideas, or simply be enjoyed for their beauty. Both The Olympia Manet painting and a Dolce and Gabbana perfume advertisement, both represent its inner beauty. In both the pictures, the model is being their own selves and feeling the freedom. Although both the pictures have nude models, they have different purposes. According to "Edouard Manet"

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    Back in fashion: Rebuilding the D&G brand in Hong Kong A seemingly simple action has turned into a public relations disaster for the renowned high-end fashion company Dolce & Gabbana. The Hong Kong branch of D&G "reportedly prevented" Hong Kong citizens from taking photographs of its main storefront on Canton Road while mainland Chinese and foreign visitors were allowed to happily snap away (Chow, 2012, Ban sparks protest). The initial response of the company was both weak and unsatisfying: "representatives

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    The advertisement that I chose to analyse is the one of the most famous brands of perfumes around the world, Dolce & Gabbana, which was created in 1982 by two Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. Nowadays, texts of media, for example, advertisement, expect to pass on significance with a simple look. Through utilising or operating with a smart apparatuses, for example, semiotics, genre and narratives, implying that advertisement can effectively communicate with a simple look or appearance

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    jewellery to inspire art and designers was used because it was easy for the ordinary person to understand the significance and what inspired the designer. These meaningful uses of the items of Christian value became known as iconography. The Dolce and Gabbana are designers who have been known to integrate the religious iconography in their high-end designs (Schiller1942).

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    Television commercials or print ads are often developed that rely on unusual creative tactics and have very little relevance to the product or service being advertised. Creative personnel in agencies defend the use of these ads by noting that they are novel and provide a way to break through the high level of clutter on television and in magazines. Evaluate the pros and cons of this argument. Find an example of a television commercial or print ad that takes an unusual creative approach and discuss

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