'Rhetorical Analysis Of Victoria's Secret'

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Victoria’s secret is an enormous empire consisting of different kinds of merchandiser sold in the s store from, lingerie and beauty products and dorm products. Through the years its popularity has increased among young teens and adult women in a significant level and along with this their marketing methods. The commercial being analyzed for this paper is the 2013summer ad.
The audiences of the commercial are both men and women. Teens are also a highly targeted audience because they are the main demographic of the line and are the most likely consumers of the product. The commercial is focused from a male’s point of view; this is seen by the way the models are provocatively positioned to face the camera and their poses through the ad. The commercial …show more content…

Keeping an idea in the viewer’s mind what are the standards to be considered pretty and how reaching this can be possible using bras and panties. Setting guidelines to what makes a woman beautiful. Making the audience relate to the models and desire for material items to achieve the ideal look and appear lovely to men.
This commercial appeals to are Ethos the way the author creates points that prove what is presented is something worth seeing and listening to the viewer since it comes from a quality source. Victoria’s Secret is a very well-known brand that has a good following because of their intricate designs and quality material of the products that has been present for many years. The brands name is shown at the beginning and the end of the ad. This leads to ethos since they are already worldly recognized they create credibility with highlighting the name of the brand multiple …show more content…

This Ad has a great emotional appeal. First, the music played in the background is slow and electrifying with a flirtatious woman’s voice which sets the mood deepens the Second, the models are in their underwear looking beautiful, confident and elegant. It presents flawless models this applies to pathos because it makes the idea of, “If I want to look confident I need to get this product to look like these models”. To achieve this emotional need men and women buy the product to create some self confidence in women about themselves. Women want to feel like the models in the ad so this goes back to pathos because it creates an emotional idea that they will not be attractive to men if they are not as flawless as the women featured in the commercial. Models present an ideal appearance when women look at the commercial they imagine themselves as the model’s placing their face on the models body to fetishize their dream of looking like them. New luxury cars can be seen aside the models which is relating to making the viewers notice the body of the model as an object of equal perfection of that of an

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