Tom Ford

are barely or they don’t have markdowns at all. With luxury brands, like Tom Ford, their customer demand focused more about the quality and brand images rather than the price of products. Moreover, sales are not part of Tom Ford and many other luxury brands marketing strategy. Tom Ford is more about building the company brand image, reputation and the store awareness to their customers and consumers. Talking about Tom Ford for Neiman Marcus, there might be a low percentage of markdowns for products

Leah Schroeder 3/27/13 Fash 8 TOM FORD Tom Ford is a visionary. A creator. A businessman. An artist. He is everything it takes to be a successful entrepreneur and designer. His ambition and persistence has led him to be one of the most influential designers in fashion. Thomas Carlyle Ford was born on August 27, 1961 in Austin Texas. His parents Tom Ford Sr. and Shirley Bunton both worked as real estate agents so Ford spent a lot of time with his grandparents on their ranch in Brownwood

that stands out is a fragrance ad by Tom Ford. The designer, Tom Ford is from Texas and then started to create his own line called TOM FORD. He launched a print ad campaign for his fragrance in 2008, which featured two different photos of his fragrance bottle being held by nude women. This banned advertisement for their newest fragrance utilizes America’s dark obsession with what

This Tom Ford advertisement from 2007 cause quite the uproar and was banned everywhere within months of it being launched. Photographed by Terry Richardson, the campaign shows the fragrance bottle pressed between her breasts in one image and then strategically placed between the woman's legs. Almost 50% of all fragrance promotions/campaigns are in one-way or another sold by highlighting sex, clothing campaigns being not that far behind in percentage. These types of adverts do somewhat pay attention

and curves but it can simple shape and it could also be really complicated. Geometric are easy to change, it could be anything. In my project, I am going to create a brand which is a womenswear and cosmetic combination brand inspired by Tom Ford. I have chosen Tom Ford is because it is a clothing brand but also with cosmetics, also the design of their clothing were in simple colours and it shows the independent of women. I am going to present my work in a look-book and using geometry as my main idea

Tom Ford was born August 27, 1961 in Austin, Texas. He moved in with his grandmother to start a new fashion design life. Later on during his life he went to college and took a class he really didn’t like and went back to fashion design. After a period of time he meet up with Gucci and became a Creative Director. He made there sale grow to 3 billion but was later bankrupted. After all the problems that happen he finally just resigned to his own business and also film directed “The Single Man”. His

between contemporary eroticism and pornographic images. In the past few decades the fashion industry has capitalized off of the over-sexualization of the female form in order to promote consumption of products by using advertisements. The designer Tom Ford is an example of this, his advertisements such as (fig.1) you can see two figures in the scene, one is of a naked female ironing the mans pants, while the man is

perfect body size, showing that through makeup products and the perfect body, women will feel more confident and welcomed in society. This will be represented through a Tom Ford advertisement, showing the expectations marketers have for women, with supporting evidence from the articles, “Image – Based Culture: Advertising and

Ever wonder how to attract women? Wait no longer Tom Ford’s new cologne met those wants and need of yours. This Cologne would definitely put you in a place you never thought you’d see yourself. This ad consists of a cologne being held by a man and a lady but her hand is around his, which centralizes the cologne in the picture. The cologne stands out in the ad from the light skin tones of the models, the vague black background and the appearance barely of a classic suit; The design of the perfume

disconnection and so much violence against women” (455). She is right on the mark when expressing the correlation between objectification and violence. The way our society dehumanizes women directly links the violence the women of our culture must endure. Tom Ford’s next disturbing advertisement is more direct in its expression of violence towards women. The ad shows a man with his hand