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“Something for Every Hole”: is a slogan effective to promote the earrings by Maria Tash?\u00a0♦<\/strong>
\nIncident of path, double sense, or a provocation? Stone & Strand, a jewelery company in New York, recently proposed a new line of designer earrings from designer Maria Tash. As a slogan to promote the collection that you see on this page, it has chosen this banner:<\/p>\n

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This advertising has aroused a lot of comments on Twitter, especially from women. There are those who have felt offended, who has found the sentence silly, but also who has applauded the irony. The designer, on the other hand, she said he was not informed and asked in vain to change the slogan. Maria Tash is a designer specializing in piercing to nose and navel jewelery. Nadine McCarthy Kahane, founder and Ceo of Stone & Strand, told the BuzzFeed website that the text was written internally by a team of young women with a “desecrating perspective”. Was it been a good idea? Margherita Donato
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