Prada

Comparing Ads: Louis Vuitton VS Prada. Louis Vuitton and Prada are two competing expensive fashion brands. They are really popular and known worldwide. In the print ads, Louis Vuitton is promoting their clothing and accessories for Summer 2014 collection, while Prada ad is promoting Spring-Summer clothing and accessories collection of 2012. In both of the ads, there are two women, who are representing products, however in Louis Vuitton ad, women have some interaction and similarities, since

customs thus creating a culture allotting successful atmosphere. In fact, some organizations thrive in a traditional culture while other usually depends on several factors such as industry, competition, and location. In the movie “The Devil Wears Prada,” there are plenty of examples that demonstrate good and bad practices. What I will be mainly focused on is the bad. Those practices result in various outcomes from communication styles, downward and upward, and other specific behaviors. I will be

should look like. Some like to have full freedom, some want strict and clear directions. Scholars from all over the world try to learn more about organizational communication and why some companies are more successful than the others. The Devil Wears Prada shows one of many ways how organizations work and gives us an inside into one of the most stressful work environments. A smart but naive college graduate Andrea has a big dream to become a journalist. Looking for a job she finds herself in the office

technology. The main character in the movie, and one of the employees who is very skilled and has a high level of power is very resistant to the change, which has been proposed by the new comer in the company named Natalie. In contrast to “The Devil Wears Prada”, Natalie is accepted into the team very easily and fits into the company culture perfectly. Natalie matched with companies ideas, values and assumptions because she as a new worker with new idea of working was accepted very well from side of the boss

Thesis: For the ability to join this 30% of those lucky people, I would fulfill my dream job of working in fashion public relations. Introduction The movie “The Devil Wears Prada”, introduced me to the life I am destined to be apart of. It is a very popular story that many females from 8 years old to way over 50 have immersed their hopes and dreams for the chance to be part of such a world in which the main character resides. The main character does not possesses the dream role in which the

changes not only her appearances but also starts affecting her personal relationships. The end of the film sees the character move away from the fashion industry and into a traditional newspaper agency. The two main characters present in The Devil Wears Prada are the fashion editor, Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep, and the assistant, Andrea Sachs, played by Anne Hathaway. There sub-characters such as Andrea’s boyfriend, Andrea’s father, and Miranda’s husband that play key roles in both Andrea’s

Lastly, the misrepresentation of the ideal vision of a beautiful woman is the last nail in the coffin that sends The Devil Wears Prada over the cliff into the void. In the very beginning of the film all that fills the screen is a close-up-shot montage of skinny women putting on lingerie, designer clothing, luxury makeup, and saying bye to their male counterparts. The writers also spared no expensive to throw in passive-aggressive comments from secondary characters to Sachs over her weight and her

Character synopsis: Andrea ‘Andy’ Sachs (Anne Hathaway): She graduated from North Western University to become Journalist , Andy was only able to get a job as an junior personal assistant to Miranda Priestly who was the Editor in Chief of Runway magazine to gain work experience. Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep): Miranda is the Editor in Chief at Runway Magazine, a top magazine influencing the fashion industry, she is highly strung and treats her employees with little respect, and has no concept of

growth of themselves and their company. A non-servant leader puts all the work on other employees, rather than doing the work themselves. A self-centered boss brings collateral damage and makes employees feel incompetent. In the movie The Devil Wears Prada, Miranda Priestly is the boss of a famous fashion magazine. Her employee, Andy, is contently stomped on and belittled by her. This is an ineffective from of leadership. The traditional from of

puts more pressure and expectation on individuals’ goals, warping them until a point where one identifies what they truly want and breaks the mould and expectations of society to do this. Examining texts such as ‘Educating Rita’ and ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ in addition to my own personal experience will bring forth an understanding of how society affects growing up and transition into new phases of life into a larger world. The text ‘Educating Rita’ is set Britain in the 1970’s, where a woman’s role