Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Budapest.
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Kenvol, the shirts have been faded because of all the washing. This campaign is for a detergent. It’s meant to show you how your clotes fade. Red Hot Chilli Peppers = Pink Hot. It’s taking popular names with colours and using them as if they were faded.
Very ‘deep’ concept.
Linked at AdBlogArabia
It’s a very classic gimmick but still a classic.
very nice concept. i think the execution falls a little short though.
I guess not putting a logo on a campaign is easier to do than including the disclaimer “GHOST AD — NEVER RUN.”
These are not the executions, these are just T-shirts for the campaign. You can check the real executions on this site, on the right, among the pictures :
(you can also find the logo there:)
http://www.kreativ.hu/cikk.php?id=17068
It won a Silver drum, on the golden drum awards.
I don’t get what they’re selling. Dose P&G sell t-shirts? Or light colored dye?
Is it suppose to advertise a wash deteregent that saves colors? Because if it is you need the product somewhere or it doesn’t make sence at all.
arent all detergents brands of P&G? So whats the point of showing a logo?
this may help ^^
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I really don’t understand what these ads mean. Can any body tell me?