History Advertising / FindTheOne

* {{Disneyesque}}: The commercials' looks, themes, and music all evoke the Creator/{{Disney}} oeuvre. The first two commercials play off the ''Franchise/DisneyPrincess'' feel, while the last two are partly inspired by ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''.

* SpiritualSuccessor: The "Find The One For Every You" commercials star a different lead character and shift from magic to technology. Fred the Frog goes from being Hannah's pet to being the pet of the Fairy God Mother, and the Fairy God Mother's personality is drastically less exuberant.
* ZettaiRyouiki: Jade's second outfit in "Find The One Again" is Grade A and consists of a short black dress matched with white-red gradient stockings.

In 2015, Triumph followed up its ''Stand Up For Fit'' campaign with ''Find The One''. Where the focus of ''Stand Up For Fit'' was on the consequences of picking the wrong bra, ''Find The One'' is about the need to find the perfect bra, not settle for anything less, and also accept that as you age what is the perfect bra changes. To communicate these messages, four[[note]]Five if you count "Triaction", which is a 5-seoncd take out of the Triumph Super Bra Lab.[[/note]] [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] commercials were created within a three-year span. The first two are {{Disneyesque}} {{Animated Musical}}s starring an [[InkSuitActor animated version of the model Hannah Ferguson]]. The second set are day & night variations of each other starring a different model, namely Jessica Hart. These commercials are inspired by the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' franchise. The two characters all four commercials have in common are the Fairy God Mother, a living dress form that provides the women with their ideal bras, and Fred the Frog, the resident animal mascot.

In 2015, Triumph followed up its ''Stand Up For Fit'' campaign with ''Find The One''. Where the focus of ''Stand Up For Fit'' was on the consequences of picking the wrong bra, ''Find The One'' is about the need to find the perfect bra, not settle for anything less, and also accept that as time changes you so it does what is the perfect bra for you. To communicate these messages, four[[note]]Five if you count "Triaction", which is a 5-seoncd take out of the Triumph Super Bra Lab.[[/note]] [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] commercials were created within a three-year span. The first two are {{Disneyesque}} {{Animated Musical}}s starring an [[InkSuitActor animated version of the model Hannah Ferguson]]. The second set are day & night variations of each other starring a different model, namely Jessica Hart. These commercials are inspired by the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' franchise. The two characters all four commercials have in common are the Fairy God Mother, a living dress form that provides the women with their ideal bras, and Fred the Frog, the resident animal mascot.

In 2015, Triumph followed up its ''Stand Up For Fit'' campaign with ''Find The One''. Where the focus of ''Stand Up For Fit'' was on the consequences of picking the wrong bra, ''Find The One'' is about the need to find the perfect bra, not settle for anything less, and also accept that as time changes you so it does what is the perfect bra for you. To communicate these messages, four[[note]]Five if you count "Triaction", but you shouldn't[[/note]] [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] commercials were created within a three-year span. The first two are Creator/{{Disney}}-inspired {{Animated Musical}}s starring an [[InkSuitActor animated version of the model Hannah Ferguson]]. The second set are day & night variations of each other starring a different model, namely Jessica Hart. These commercials are inspired by the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' franchise. The two characters all four commercials have in common are the Fairy God Mother, a living dress form that provides the women with their ideal bras, and Fred the Frog, the resident animal mascot.

In 2015, Triumph followed up its ''Stand Up For Fit'' campaign with ''Find The One''. Where the focus of ''Stand Up For Fit'' was on the consequences of picking the wrong bra, ''Find The One'' is about the need to find the perfect bra, not settle for anything less, and also accept that as time changes you so it does what is the perfect bra for you. To communicate these messages, four[[note]]Five if you count "Triaction", but you shouldn't[[/note]] [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] commercials were created within a three-year span. The first two are Creator/{{Disney}}-inspired {{Animated Musical}}s starring the [[InkSuitActor Hannah Ferguson, a model]]. The second set are day & night variations of each other starring a different model, namely Jessica Hart. These commercials are inspired by the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' franchise. The two characters all four commercials have in common are the Fairy God Mother, a living dress form that provides the women with their ideal bras, and Fred the Frog, the resident animal mascot.

There also "Making Of"s of each commercial. All four commercials were produced and written by Stories AG, animated by Brunch Studio and Eddy TV, and the songs of the first two commercials were composed by Jason Robert Brown.

* BeforeAndAfterPictures: In "Find The One Again", Hannah, Luna, and Jade all get a before photo in which they look forlorn without a good bra and an after photo in which they're perky -- mood and breasts likewise.

* LaserHallway: Played with. The main hallway in Triumph Super Bra Lab has the look off one, but they're actually threads.

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In 2015, Triumph followed up its ''Stand Up For Fit'' campaign with ''Find The One''. Where the focus of ''Stand Up For Fit'' was on the consequences of picking the wrong bra, ''Find The One'' is about the need to find the perfect bra, not settle for anything less, and also accept that as time changes you so it does what is the perfect bra for you. To communicate these messages, four[[note]]Five if you count "Triaction", but you shouldn't[[/note]] [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] commercials were created within a two-year span. The first two are Creator/{{Disney}}-inspired {{Animated Musical}}s starring the [[InkSuitActor Hannah Ferguson, a professional model]]. The second set are day & night variations of each other starring a different professional model, namely Jessica Hart. These commercials are inspired by the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' franchise with a hint of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''. The one character all four commercials have in common is the Fairy God Mother, a living dress form that provides the women with their ideal bras.

* AllThereInTheManual: None of the characters are named in the commercials. They are only found in promotional art and interviews. So to get it all out: "Find The One" stars Hannah (green), Tammy (red), and Mara (blue). The frog is called Fred and the dress form is the Fairy God Mother, alternatively called the Fairy Dress Form. "Find The One Again" brings back Hannah, Fred, and the Fairy God Mother, but gives Hannah new friends known as Luna (yellow/blue) and Jade (purple/black). The baby is only referred to as "baby" or "toddler". "Find The One For Every You" brings back the Fairy God Mother and substitutes Hannah with Jessica.

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* InkSuitActor: Hannah and Jessica, the stars of their respective commercials, are [=CGI=] versions of Hannah Ferguson and Jessica Hart. Hannah's friends also have corresponding real-life models, but they aren't the same people the way Hannah and Jessica are in relation to their [=CGI=] selves.

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* OfCorsetHurts: In "Find The One", Mara helps Tammy fit in a corset, which clearly isn't a comfortable fit to Tammy.

* SpiritualSuccessor: The "Find The One For Every You" commercials star a different lead character and shift from magic to technology. Fred the Frog goes from being Hannah's pet to being the pet of the Fairy God Mother.

In 2015, Triumph followed up its ''Stand Up For Fit'' campaign with ''Find The One''. Where the focus of ''Stand Up For Fit'' was on the consequences of picking the wrong bra, ''Find The One'' is about the need to find the perfect bra, not settle for anything less, and also accept that as time changes you so it does what is the perfect bra for you. To communicate these messages, four[[note]]Five if you count "Triaction", but you shouldn't[[/note]] [[ComputerGeneratedImages CGI]] commercials were created within a two-year span. The first two are Creator/{{Disney}}-inspired {{Animated Musical}}s starring the [[InkSuitActor professional model Hannah Ferguson]]. The second set are day & night variations of each other starring the professional model Jessica Hart. These commercials are inspired by the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' franchise with a hint of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''. The one character all four commercials have in common is the Fairy God Mother, a living dress form that provides the women with their ideal bras.

* April, 2016: "Find The One Again": It's some years later and Hannah has a baby now. Life is being a bit hectic and Hannah no longer is happy with herself. Her friends and the Fairy God Mother come sheer her up and provide her with a new bra that gives the right kind of support to her new life.

* MurderousMannequin: The Fairy God Mother is a living dress form topped by a bobcut wig floating above the Triumph crown. She is dressed in a loosely fitted pink robe, possesses invisible arms, and gets things done with a MagicWand and [[KnowsTheRopes measuring tape]]. She is the person who in each commercial arranges the discovery of which among so many choices is the perfect bra.

* AllCGICartoon: All of the animated bit are in CGI. The first two commercials end with real-life sequences, but at that point the commercials' stories and songs are already over.

%% * AnimatedMusical: The first GospelMusic
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* MurderousMannequin: The Fairy God Mother is a living dress form topped by a bobcut wig floating above the Triumph crown. She is dressed in a loosely fitted pink robe, possesses invisible arms, and is armed with a MagicWand and [[KnowsTheRopes measuring tape]]. She is the person who in each commercial arranges the discovery of which among so many choices is the perfect bra.
* OneTrueLove: Parodied and subverted. In case of ''Find The One'', "the one" is not the one true love in the sense of a partner, but in the sense of a bra. Because a bra should support you too! That said, "Find The One Again" implies that Hannah's loss of the one is about not having a partner anymore as well. There's no father to her child in the commercial, Hannah's clearly on her own taking care of the baby, and Hannah very much does not feel attractive anymore. A consequence of this is that "Find The One Again" also has a message that there's no such thing as a one true love.