Italian photographer and Benetton's creative guru Oliviero Toscani poses in Ponzano Veneto next to a Benetton advertisment featuring the image of death row inmate American David Leroy Skaggs January 26. Toscani, the
Benetton's Most Controversial Advertising Campaigns Through The Years | British Vogue | British Vogue
Talk Magazine February 2000 (Includes the Supplement "We, on Death Row, United Colors of Benetton): Various articles, Tina Brown: Amazon.com: Books
Benetton's Most Controversial Advertising Campaigns Through The Years | British Vogue | British Vogue
A KILLER CAMPAIGN - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
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Looking Death in the Face'
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We, on Death Row / (in English with Italian subtitles) - YouTube
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IQCLM: las campañas publicitarias de Benetton
Photo: Death Row inmate images used in clothing ads stirs protest - - UPI.com
Benetton Presentation
Benetton Presentation
A boy looks out from a tram in front of part of a controversial death row advertising campaign from Benetton, newly presented in Hong Kong, February 24. The Italian clothing company defended the campaign by saying its aim is to spark debate not sell ...
