The image that IZOD portrays is one of popularity, fun, sex appeal, and excitement ("Extreme Leisure"), and is presented in such a way as to mislead the reader into

IZOD's ad also promotes not only immoral acts, but a theme that is damaging to society. Firstly, it promotes immoral acts by making a connection between fun and happiness to nudity and sex appeal. By showing only partly dressed men and women in a festive environment, the ad sends the message that this is the "cool" thing to do. If you want to be in with the "in" people, this is the way to go. Have fun! This way of thinking is the wrong message to send and is a negative side effect of this ad. Second, is the alcohol issue: IZOD's ad backs one of the most hazardous ideas of our time--that beer means fun. IZOD not only illustrates this with beer drinking taking place, but also comes out and says it in plain English. In a comment relating to an old couple standing outside the wind

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Approximate Word count = 531
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)