A woman is seen lying vertically across a full page of pink flowers. She is nude; flowers cover only her most intimate parts in a thin layer. ... Of the five ads I found, all are full of sexual innuendoes. ... It was an ad for "Queer Eye for The Straight Guy", showing all of the cast members playing dress up. ...
In the left-hand figure the face seen in profile is confident and assertive while the full-face view suggests a retiring sadness; the roundness of the body, which suggests pregnancy, is contradicted by the thick, harsh straightness of the figure's back. ... Just run your eyes along some of those full back lines that contrast so strikingly with the light color of the flesh! It is extraordinary how Picasso has managed to take an essentially schematic way of drawing (a dot = an eye etc.) and make it into a highly expressive device. ... She dreams but of what precisely we cannot know. She is ...
The first ad I selected came out of the popular women's magazine Cosmopolitan, and it is a full-page ad for Air Optix Colors: Contact Lenses. ... The catch is that a dark, digitally-placed line exists down the center of her nose; on one side is the unappealing "before" eye-color (dark and brown and unsexy), especially in comparison to the "after" eye-color (blue and bright and vastly more attractive) found on the other side of that dark line. ... Why not your eye color?... " The ad is simple but concise: a sexy, blonde, blue-eyed Paris Hilton, perfume in hand, le...
Colette was a significant feminist in the early 1900's when the women's right movement was in full swing. ... She won't even move because she fears waking him. ... She gives up what she would rather have in order to keep him content. ... She is so fearful to wake him that, even though she is in discomfort and wants to turn off the light, she relinquishes so as not to bother him. ... This is the first time she is not under the watchful eye of her parents. ...
Colette was a significant feminist in the early 1900's when the women's right movement was in full swing. ... She won't even move because she fears waking him. ... She gives up what she would rather have in order to keep him content. ... She is so fearful to wake him that, even though she is in discomfort and wants to turn off the light, she relinquishes so as not to bother him. ... This is the first time she is not under the watchful eye of her parents. ...
