Levi’s Seeks Social Media Girl

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They have a boy. Now they want s girl. Yes. Levi’s is on the prowl for its first ever Levi’s Girl. It’s a video contest so there will be a lot of idiocy but the brand really wants a “hip, social media-savvy and passionate” girl who “can become the face and voice for Levi’s Women.

Sounds like they’re looking for the perfect girl with both brains and beauty. In answer to Who’s the Levi’s Girl, the Facebook contest site writes, “I’m a social media superstar with a keen sense of style. I can walk into any room and make a statement. I’m out to make an impact in the community and I have my eye on global issues. I’m the next big thing ready to be discovered.”

Well, there you have it, ladies. If you’re all that, head over to the brand’s Facebook contest page and submit your video. We can think of a few of you off-hand. Allie, Linda, Julia, Alisa, Angela, Rosie, Crystal, Summer, Jenna, Tammy, Natalie.

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