Dove’s ‘The Ad Makeover’ app Makes Women all Around The World Feel Beautiful by Katarina Radovic
  • April 26, 2012
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Did you know that only 4% of women believe they are beautiful? According to the Dove’s latest campaign created by Ogilvy, this shocking statistic is true and certainly disturbing. To build up our self-confidence, Dove brand has created “The Ad Makeover”, a Facebook application that is expected to hit 5 million users. It’s aim is to replace our every imperfection with simple feel-good messages and to make us feel better about ourselves. The most important thing is that you can also send your message to the millions of women and make someone’s day better.

The perfect bum is the one you’re sitting on”; “When it comes to your body, love the one you’re with” or “Think of your cups as half full”, are just a few of them.

As a part of this project, the brand has paid attention to all the small and annoying Facebook ads that are telling us how we should lose weight and inject plastic into ourselves. The campaign has got a really influential idea if it is to be taken seriously – a few inspirational words to forge our bodies’ makeover. I believe that a lot of women will consider this useless, but we all have had those bad days when maybe something like this could make us feel gorgeous, if you just want to believe in it.

Since 2004 Dove has really stood for all the “real” women launching the campaigns without skinny professional models and discovering the beauty of imperfection. It has turned up to be the best beauty marketing that made Dove one of the best selling cosmetics brands.

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Katarina Radovic
Since kindergarten she knew she was born in a wrong time. She is stuck in the 50’s, time of gold Hollywood, feminine and glamour. As a three year old she drew her first fashion sketch and fell in love with theater. That’s how her future was decided. Today she’s a student of fashion and theatre costume at University of Applied Arts in Belgrade. As a Senior Writer for Branding Magazine she’s active on the field of fashion branding and development.