Movember is the perfect time for you to show off your sexy whiskers and proudly stand behind the noble cause of raising awareness about men’s health. It’s also an undeniably convenient month for you to get your inspiration going and join an international rivalry for the most creative advertisement designs. Let’s see what the month of men’s health has prepared for us in terms of design inspiration.
#1: VML’s 2013 Movember Posters
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Advertising Agency: Vml, Kansas City, USA
VML Foundation’s hilarious collection of Movember posters is both humorous and relatable to fellow Mo bros. No anyone can pull a moustache and look as stunning as Tom Selleck. These posters take a closer look at the priceless moments of amusement that a stache can create and transform them into a celebration of manliness in a stylish and witty manner.
#2: Moustache is King by Butcher Billy
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Designed by: Butcher Billy
This Brazilian illustrator used various typography to create a series of Movember posters that examine the relation between knowledge, awareness, and support. Those fundamentals of the Movember movement are creatively translated into the design with the use of crisp photography and sharp type.
#3 Prostate Czech – Prostate Cancer Foundation
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Advertising Agency: Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal and Partners. New York, USA
This controversial poster design combines a vintage soviet concept with a cleverly thought pun. Despite being a little bit cringy, it’s memorable and inspires conversation – two of the main goals of the Movember campaign. Unfortunately, it’s often incorrectly perceived by people as a false statement of the Czech relation to the Soviet Union.
#4: Movember Cover for Esquire Malasia
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Magazine: Esquire Malaysia
Esquire’s magazine covers have always been characterised by bold, raw photography and strong typography use. This brilliant example of the magazine cover of Esquire Malaysia starring Philip Seymour Hoffman shows the beard as an abstract and silent conversation trigger. The beard speaks for itself just like moustaches are bound to bring up discussions about the importance of the cause.
#5: “Be a Hero” Movember Ad Campaign by BBDO Toronto
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Advertising agency: BBDO Toronto
If you’re certain that there’s nothing heroic about growing a ‘stache you’ll think twice after checking out these posters by BBDO Toronto. Show off your whiskers and take on an adventurous quest to reveal the true manliness of the Movember spirit. This Movember ad campaign will surely make you laugh and reconsider the values of your facial hair.
#6: Club Med’s Movember Poster
Source: Ads of The World
Advertising agency: CART1ER, Montreal, Canada
Planning a hot vacation this November? No matter if you’re in the office, at home or at the beach, your ‘stache is sure to stun everyone around you and carry out an important message. With its fun Movember poster, Club Med applauds those of you who refuse to give up their whiskers even on your on a Summer holiday.
#7: The Movember T-shirt Ad Campaign by Bensimon Byrne
Source: Ads of The World
Advertising Agency: Bensimon Byrne. Toronto, Canada
As much as we hate to admit it, facial hair often raises questions about stereotypes and whether or not we’re still bound by them in our daily lives. Moustaches are a facial haircut that’s frequently perceived as creepy and outdated. It’s thought to be an old-fashioned style choice that’s mostly related to the 70s. The T-shirt designs by Bensimon Byrne are a funny reminder that moustaches should not be related to certain stereotypes.
#8: “The Art of Manliness” Poster Designs by Brett and Kate McKay
Source: Culture Club – Club Monaco
Designed by: Brett and Kate McKay at The Art of Manliness
Although not specifically related to the Movember campaign, the blog-turned-book “The Art of Manliness” is an endless inspiration on raising awareness about men’s health and teaches valuable lessons of keeping a manly figure, both emotional and physical. The book cover features vintage illustrations and pattern styles that refer to the classical tradition of behaving manly in a modern world.
#9: “The Gentleman’s Guide” – Inspiring Quotes by HpLyricz
Source: The Gentleman’s Guide
Designed by: HpLyrikz
Ever wondered what takes to be a gentleman? This collection of inspirational quote posters by HpLyrikz will reform your understandings about manliness by going beyond typical qualities like power and wealth. This particular poster fully translates the meaning of the Movember awareness campaign with a strong statement “A gentleman takes action when others are too scared to do so”.
#10: “Beards Not Invited” Movember Illustrations by Oddfix
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Designed by: Oddfix, Collingwood, Australia
Despite being a powerful statement on their own, beards are actually not a part of the official Movember campaign. The true face of the organization is the infamous moustache that creates an incontrovertible assertion of the importance of men’s health.
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