Ad Campaign: Lacoste Red
Website: www.lacostered.com
Lacoste launches its new Lacoste Red! collection online and revamps its style with the help of Kris Moyes and Yuksek.
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5 comments:
The unknown female model in the Lacoste Red campaign looks like Diana Moldovan to me
Lacoste needs new ads, look, style, every season is the SAME thing
does anyone know what the song is in the commercial?
It's ironic that they chose the color "Red," since this line is no more than a "Red Herring" intended to disguise the fact that these are products manufactured in "Red" China. It's very smart for a brand to create a new label when it moves it's manufacturing to China - it works. No one notices that the clothes are now cheaper to make, yet cost the same.
The male model is wrong. His name is Chris Galya.
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