It's just photos that somehow relates to Alizée's name. Some are real and some are obvious "photoshops".
Especially "alizé" and "alize" is used in many places around the world. Since it's real word or part of the word (like for example crystalize), not just a name. And you might want to pronounce part of the word (in advert) something like personalize. So it leaves the "alize" also kinda pronounced (which isn't really the point of the ad. It's just coincident).
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