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An analysis of the Levi's commercials produced by Barte Bogle and Hegarty in the 1980's.
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An analysis of the Levi's commercials produced by Barte Bogle and Hegarty in the 1980's. Levi's jeans were first produced in the 1870's, and they were originally used for work. Minors would've usually worn them. They were appropriate for the minors to wear because they were strong and durable, and they would have lasted them a long time. Once the jeans had been around for a while, they became more popular, and more people started wearing them, especially the teenagers. In the 1950's, teenagers began to wear them, and they became a fashion statement. Now that the teenagers of the 1950's were wearing Levi's jeans the teenagers of the 1980's didn't think that it would be very fashionable to wear the jeans because the adults were wearing them. Levi's now needed a new strategy, and they needed to appeal to the teenagers of the 1980's. Levi's employed Bartle, Bogle...
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