Rise Up "Fighting Poverty With Fashion" Gas Mask Flowers Print Ad 2008 2000s
Rise Up proclaims "Fighting Poverty With Fashion" on a mustard-yellow page where a gas mask sprouts pink flowers and two doves carry olive branches. Factory towers rise from the mask, a surprising mix of toxic and tender that sums up the brand's activist spirit. The pitch announces a new Spring Collection and a flagship store in Phoenix, appealing to shoppers who want style with a conscience. It is a bold 2008 example of the cause-driven fashion of the 2000s.
- Hot-pink blooms and green leaves pop against the golden-green ground like a screen print
- Peace-dove symmetry adds a hopeful counterpoint to the gritty industrial imagery
- Great for fans of protest graphics, botanical art and socially minded apparel labels
- Measures approximately: 8" x 11"
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