Tommy Hilfiger Ad

Is this an effective ad? Is it sexist? What makes it effective or sexist? Could it be both? This ad is an effective ad. Since the ad has all different races of people, all different age groups, men, women, and children, shapes and sizes, it makes the ad effective and also non-sexist. It shows that everyone could and should wear Tommy Hilfiger, no matter what might be different from the person next to them. It shows the group having a good time outside enjoying the day, almost as if they are tailgating. The ad is not sexist but definitely effective because it does show all the different character traits of people. It shows children, teenagers, adults, blondes brunettes, curly hair, straight hair, white people, and black people. Mallory Parrish