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NEW YORK — Bartle Bogle Hegarty’s first TV work for Levi’s has a retro-chic feel, complete with 1970s-era cars, pale colors, urban settings and atmospheric music. Like a previous print effort, the work features Low Rise Jeans and bears the tagline, “Dangerously low.”
One spot features a 20-something woman who surreptitiously sneaks into a “chop shop,” slides into what appears to be her stolen car, starts it up and peels out into the street.

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