The Chill 'Les Man' Campaign Puts Hair on Your Chest
According to most fashion advertising, bare chests are in style, but the Chill 'Les Man' campaign laughs at this standard while serving up a more mocho product than perfume.
The Marketforce advertising agency of Perth, Australia, came up with the idea to post billboards for a fictitious product, a men's fragrance called 'Les Man.' The model in the image has slicked back hair and a completely clean-shaven appearance that the marketers have categorized as too feminine a look.
To offer a stark contrast, the Chill 'Les Man' campaign outdoor ads were later graffitied intentionally to give the guy's waxed skin a dark hairy coat. In conjunction, the cologne bottle has been pasted over with a carton of Chill Flavoured Milk, and "Les Man" was crossed out and replaced with "Man Up."
The Marketforce advertising agency of Perth, Australia, came up with the idea to post billboards for a fictitious product, a men's fragrance called 'Les Man.' The model in the image has slicked back hair and a completely clean-shaven appearance that the marketers have categorized as too feminine a look.
To offer a stark contrast, the Chill 'Les Man' campaign outdoor ads were later graffitied intentionally to give the guy's waxed skin a dark hairy coat. In conjunction, the cologne bottle has been pasted over with a carton of Chill Flavoured Milk, and "Les Man" was crossed out and replaced with "Man Up."
