Like Mother, Like Daughter? Dove Goes Back to the Roots of Women's Body Worries
Follow-up to 'Real Beauty Sketches' Is Aimed at Boosting Young Girls' Self-Esteem
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Dove follows up its award-winning "Real Beauty Sketches" with another film about women's perceptions of their bodies, this time exploring how mothers' body worries affect their daughters.
The nearly three-minute film, through Ogilvy Paris, shows five women who are asked to list their own dislikes about their looks. Then their daughters are asked to do the same -- and some of the answers are startlingly similar. Directed by Venetia Dearden, the film is sensitively done and ends on a positive note as the girls discuss the things they do like about their bodies.
The campaign is aimed at highlighting how a positive role model can influence young girls' self-esteem. Dove launched it ahead of its fifth annual Self-Esteem Weekend, which is taking place at the United Nations from Oct. 9 to 12. The online film, titled "Legacy," will be accompanied by a social media campaign asking women who they "#FeelBeautifulFor," and Dove is also offering workshops designed to help women boost their self-esteem.
Credits
- Date
- Oct 01, 2014
- Brand :
- Dove
- Client :
- Dove
- Agency :
- Ogilvy-Paris
- Executive Creative Director :
- Andre Laurentino
- Executive Creative Director :
- Maureen Shirreff
- Executive Creative Director :
- Chris Garbutt
- Executive Creative Director :
- Baptiste Clinet
- Creative Director :
- Ginevra Capece
- Senior Copywriter :
- Maureen McCabe
- Senior Art Director :
- Lisa McLeod
- Copywriter :
- Andrew Mellen
- Producer :
- Coralie Cupillard
- Producer :
- Bonny Anoman
- Production :
- Webber Represents
- Director :
- Venetia Dearden
- Music :
- Apollo
- Agency Supervisor :
- Stephane Orhan
- Agency Supervisor :
- Maria Gloria Moya
- Agency Supervisor :
- Kate Waugh
- Agency Supervisor :
- Felicity Green
- Agency Supervisor :
- Sophie Gorman
- Agency Supervisor :
- Nadia Lasfar
- Art Director :
- Bruna Gonzalez
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