Wonderbra : Wow Effect
After a 10-year ad moratorium in Europe, Wonderbra is back in the U.K. and France with a new strategy that doesn't show the product or the wonderfully bra'd woman wearing it. The brief, according to the agency was to position the brand not as "T
Published On
Oct 27, 2005

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After a 10-year ad moratorium in Europe, Wonderbra is back in the U.K. and France with a new strategy that doesn't show the product or the wonderfully bra'd woman wearing it. The brief, according to the agency was to position the brand not as "The bra that makes my boobs bigger" but "The brand that makes me sexier." At the same time, the client seeks to "make the brand fashionable once more" while "daring to break the rules." As CD Olivier Altmann explains, "A woman wearing a Wonderbra still gets everyone's attention, but the point is this woman could be every woman she's there and you know she is, but you don't need to actually see her. In essence, the idea gives each viewer the opportunity to live out the experience that could be hers if only she wore a Wonderbra. Empowered and sexier than ever, she can have it all. Every woman who opens her favorite magazine will come face to face with a double-page ad with 15 to 20 people staring back at her; she'll definitely get the impression she's capturing everyone's attention when she enters the room, as if she were wearing the Wonderbra herself." Photography by Vincent Dixon, www.vincentdixon.com.
Credits
- Date
- Oct 28, 2005
- Client :
- Wonderbra
- Creative Director :
- Olivier Altmann
- Art Director :
- Fr Royer
- Copywriter :
- Olivier Camensuli
- Photographer :
- Vincent Dixon
- Art Buyer :
- Noelle Duperrier-Simond
- Art Buyer :
- Soone Riboud
- Agency :
- Publicis Conseil
- Brand :
- Wonderbra
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