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Lebron James is posed in a fierce and dominant stance next to a woman in this advertisement for Vogue. This stance was inspired by the poster for the original King Kong, a movie about a giant ape attacking a city with very dominant themes throughout the movie.

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Bushmaster presents this advertisement as a challenge to a man's masculinity. By not owning one of their guns, the man is considered without his "man car," a term used to reference how "macho" one is.

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This advertisement, which was famous throughout the 1960s, is for Van Heusen, a men's clothing brand. Considered very sexist, this advertisement enforces domination by a man on his wife and shows a male superiority over woman.

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Camel Cigarettes used this advertisement in the 1970s to promote their cigarettes. In the advertisement, men can be observed arm wrestling and smiling while enjoying a smoke and drink, which can all be seen as masculine and dominant in their positions.

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In this 1980s advertisement for Windsor, a very dominant picture is shown. By having a laid back man in a military coat and a woman by his side, it presents a very masculine and alpha-male attitude that helped attract drinkers to their whisky.

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This dominant Gillette ad from the 1990s is used to invoke a sexual yet dominant attitude. With a handsome man and woman admiring his lack of facial hair, it achieves to bring a dominant feeling of a confident man.

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The Old Spice advertisements, famous in the late 2000s-early 2010s, are very humorous yet masculine at the same time. Terry Crews was the spokesman for the brand, and with his constant screaming, large muscles and outlandish acting made Old Spice a dominant seller in the hygiene department.

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All of the Terry Crews Old Spice Commercials