There is no naked circus like PETA does. There are no hollow claims by any Naomi Campbell. It is simple and genuine. Without much complication, the message is conveyed with ease.
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This print advertisement against the use of fur, has been created by Overdose, India. The most attractive aspect of this campaign is its short and beautiful headline- killed to dress.
CREDITS
Advertising Agency: Overdose, India
Creative Director / Art Director / Copywriter: Rono
Photographer: Creative Commons
Via: Ads of the world
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