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In my early copywriting days, I was taught that it was bad form to write a headline in the form of a question. "It makes the audience feel obligated to answer," I was informed, "so think of the worst possible answer they could come up with, and that's how they'll read the ad."
That said, how could anyone have a bad time in such festive pants? Levi's struggled to remain relevant in the '70s, before briefly regaining their dominance in traditional bluejeans in the 1980s.
I spent most of my teens and early 20s in those latter Levi's, and I can say that I did, in fact, have a few bad times in them.
More ads from the campaign here.
What happened?
ReplyDeleteHeartbreak, hangovers... you name it.
Deleteinteresting how the man's jeans have baggy knees, but the lady's do not.
ReplyDeleteI-)