Tide - time period?
1950s- second wave of feminism. Propaganda posters popular at the time to persuade women back into domestic roles after ww2 in which they were in more ‘masculine roles’
Tide font
Sans serif font - creating an informal mode address, making it more appealing to audiences as it’s not intimidating
Stereotypes
Women are presented in very stereotypical ways, characters called ‘the happy house wife’. Subverting Van Zoonen’s theory: media contributes to social change by representing women in non-traditional ways and using non-sexist ways,
Slogans such as ‘Tide’s got what women want’- implying that all women love washing and that the role of a house wife is ideal for all women
Structure
Z-line and a rough rule of thirds can be applied throughout the advertisement