Reproduction Vintage Cigarette Advertisement "Camel - Pleasure to Burn" Size A2: 42cm x 59.4cm Size A3: 29.7cm x 42cm Size A4: 21cm x 29.7cm Digitally Printed using the latest ink technology on 210gsm paper. All posters are sent out rolled in cardboard tubes. Please note the image in the listing is the file that I print from. Please make sure you are happy with the quality before ordering. The image is set to size, and will print as shown.
Jetting back to 1970s Japan, let’s get to know sultry film icon, actress, singer, and all-round badass Meiko Kaji. She rose to fame during the seventies at the height of what was known as the “pinky violence” Japanese film genre, which were essentially sexed up, bad girl action films produced by Toe
Tobacco marketing has employed all sorts of effective (and often dubious) methods to get cigarettes into our mouths and tar into our lungs. One challenge they have faced it to get both men and women to inhale their carcinogenic fumes. For men, it’s fairly easy. We’ve covered this before: just feature a sexy woman, and … Continue reading "She Sells Smokes: 30 “Women-Only” Vintage Tobacco Ads"
People from around the world took to Reddit to share the astonishingly outdated ads they've come across and Bored Panda collated the best into an online gallery.
Everybody knows the beautiful green cigarette packets with a beautiful woman on the front dressed up in a tiger suit. She looks at you with intense seductive eyes and even if you don’t smoke, you’d want the packet just for its beautiful picture. A lot of people like the cigarettes or like the packet but(...)
Learning about history is a continuously interesting, never-ending adventure. What makes it even more exciting is exploring the past through authentic photographs. These historical photos, coupled with the fascinating stories behind them, allow us to take an intimate glimpse into the lives of people long gone. They provide a tangible link that connects us to these unfamiliar faces and teaches us about their dreams, fears, and brave decisions that changed the course of history.
It’s easy enough to get Art Nouveau and Art Deco confused, probably owing to the fact that they both start with ‘art’. But Art Nouveau and Art Deco are actually two very distinct design movements, with very distinct looks, that appeared around the turn of the 20th century. After perusing this brief disambiguation, you may not be an expert on design history — but you can casually drop these two descriptors into conversations, and your friends are sure to be impressed.
Tobacco marketing has employed all sorts of effective (and often dubious) methods to get cigarettes into our mouths and tar into our lungs. One challenge they have faced it to get both men and women to inhale their carcinogenic fumes. For men, it’s fairly easy. We’ve covered this before: just feature a sexy woman, and … Continue reading "She Sells Smokes: 30 “Women-Only” Vintage Tobacco Ads"
Marlene Dietrich by Irving Penn, 1947
This free pant sewing pattern is a slim and chic basic, so you can make a pair with every fabric in your stash for infinite looks! Go with a stretch twill for a vintage cigarette pant aesthetic or try this gorgeous floral mikado and pair it with your favorite moto for the perfect coffee shop look.
The German siren was a trailblazer in pushing gender constructs in dressing, stood firm for her political beliefs, and captured the world's imaginations.
Co-Le Sales Company asks: “Do you still beat your wife?” Their answer: “Maybe you never should have stopped.”
