Copyranter posted some controversial mailers for UK retailer Harvey Nichols:
These caused some outrage, but HN was happy with it. They told the
Daily Mail:
Defending its latest ads, a spokesman for Harvey Nichols said: 'We developed the campaign to promote our summer sale and capture the excitement in a light-hearted, humorous way.
'The images in our advertising were designed to be a visual representation of a well-known phrase.
'During the production of the campaign, we researched the use of this expression in popular culture and social media and were satisfied that is is both commonplace and invariably used in a playful, inoffensive manner, which was in keeping with the tongue-in-cheek spirit in which we intended our campaign to be taken.'
What their research did not turn up, apparently, is that the concept is
done:
And
done:
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BIG Advertising, Beijing, 2009 (via AOTW) |
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BIG Advertising, Beijing, 2009 |
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