Ad of the Day| Celio Celebrates Those Whom We Usually Never See In Commercials
Jun. 08, 2021
In every book, article or tweet, all we read about is the idolisation of “extraordinary” men – those so-called super heros, who are models we must look up to. But where are the ordinary men, who are never talked about?
With this refreshing campaign, celio gives them back the role they deserve with a big fashion show, upending the traditional representation of men.
The spotlight is on normal lives. Which we missed so much, and we probably have underestimated. Not so dreamy, but which makes us happy and proud. Proud to be a father, a brother or a colleague you can trust. A somewhat experienced handyman, a party partner or just a solid guy. Proud to be one of those men who don’t lie to themselves, who are comfortable in their shoes, shirt, jeans, underpants… or in whatever they like, as long as it matches with their life, their real life.
The integrated advertising campaign is available from June 7 (with two movies 30 seconds long), in digital and with 3 prints. There was also an event last weekend, when mannequins wearing the “be normal” logo were put everywhere in France.



Related News
La Vie and Buzzman Launch an OOH and DOOH Campaign Challenging a French Institution
On the menu: two 100% plant-based products — a saucisson and a chorizo — set to spark doubt at the day’s most sacred hour
Ad of the Day | Motrio Stands Behind Buzzman for its First Advertising Campaign
Motrio whose local garages are present throughout Europe, is speaking out for the first time
Chef Paul Pairet's Exclusive New Recipes Debut at BURGER KING France, not his Shanghai Restaurant
A campaign designed by Buzzman, visible from 3, 2025, on TV, VOL, OOH, and social media
Latest News
Jul. 22, 2026
Havas Strengthens Experiential Marketing Arm, Havas Play, Across Benelux with Acquisition of Dutch Agency SportVibes
Founded in 2003, SportVibes has extensive experience creating connections between fans
Jul. 22, 2026
World Cup Ads Don't Rely on Beckham or Messi as Much as Marketers Think
The stars feature in fewer than 1 in 10 ads, but their presence boosts long-term effectiveness



