ag represents so much to everyone in United States. It represents freedom. It reminds different people of many different things. It can range from memories of all the past battles brave men have fought so that this land still remains ours, or it could have many other dynamic meanings to other people. How dare this ad uses the American flag with its advertising scheme. Tommy Hilfiger has nothing to do with anything representing America. Yet it still portrays this fragrance as Americas fragrance. There is absolutely no connection between these two things, yet this company still tried to make one. At least that is what it seems like to me. I find this truly insulting. This highly cliquey, and expensive company is just trying to make their product more charming to the eye then it really is.Besides the obvious terrible connection they try to make to the American flag, they also seem to be trying to show us that only cool upper-class people own this fragrance. Or at least that is the kind of person you will be if you happen to use this fragrance. As you would notice everything is portrayed almost as perfect in the picture. The big fancy house in the background is eye alluring. All the people in the picture are good looking people of each gender that are all wearing clique Tommy Hilfiger clothes. So if I understand this right. If I buy this fragrance do I automatically become cool, and good-looking as this ad is portraying? Its a scam! Media images are so persuasive, they can easily become prototypes of style, class, or even profession. (Brownmiller, 209) Its a waist of money and time to even buy this product. Why dont they use people that are less appealing to the eye, that cant afford the most expensive clothes, and shoes? This is another method this company is trying to use. They are trying to advertise their fresh clothes with their fragrance. Its too bad that they fail to mention how expensive their clothes are in t...
