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<\/p>\nMatch.com, the dating website, has launched a new advertising campaign in London that seeks to show women their potential partners, available on their platform. The campaign consists of a pop-up shop that will feature 3D-printed miniature figures of seven singles chosen in Match.<\/p>\n
The pop-up store, called Model Males, will be located in Marylebone until August 4. You will have several copies of each single printed in 3D, packaged as dolls, with contact information and a brief biography of the candidate in question.<\/p>\n
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Visitors to the store will be greeted with a glass of prosecco, and will be able to read the characteristics of the seven men, including age, occupation and qualities.<\/p>\n
This campaign is somewhat aggressive and gives a new meaning to man \/ woman-object. We asked ourselves what would be the response of society if the genres had been invested.<\/p>\n
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Match.com held a similar event earlier this year when the dating company hosted a two-day pop-up coffee shop in London to help singles find their perfect match through their love of coffee.<\/p>\n
Match.com plans to open more pop-up stores across the UK if Model Males succeeds. What do you think of this pop-up format application?<\/p>\n
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