Dove
Part of Dove Campaign for Real Beauty.
"Advertising Age’s judges and members both named Dove’s effort as the No. 1 campaign of the 21st Century for its transparency, its authenticity, its groundbreaking use of global viral video that started with the anti-photoshopping film “Evolution”, and its educational efforts to boost self-image among young girls."
FAUX-FEMINISM.
The campaign was a massive success for Unilever. The buzz about the campaign drove 30X more exposure than the paid media space. Sales at Dove grew from $2.5B - $4B in the decade after the campaign launched.
But, Dove is owned by Unilever, which also owns Axe Body Spray. Same parent company simultaneously running the "Axe Effect" ads, while campaigning on a platform of feminism.
Dove’s PARENT COMPANY, Unilever, also owns Axe Body Spray, RESPONSIBLE FOR ADS LIKE THIS:
Further reading:
Dove ‘Real Beauty’ Campaign Turns 10: How A Brand Tried To Change The Conversation About Female Beauty, Huffington Post, January 21, 2014
Ten Years In, Dove’s ‘Real Beauty’ Seems to be Aging Well, AdAge, January 22, 2014