Ivory Flakes: 1950s Laundry Advertising
In the 1950s, laundry products for babies was important for moms – promoting products like Ivory Flakes and Snow.
1950s and 1960s : Remember – Research – Revive
In the 1950s, laundry products for babies was important for moms – promoting products like Ivory Flakes and Snow.
This post analyzes date night beauty trends from the 1950s and 1960s, highlighting Revlon cosmetics and glamorous looks.
Good Housekeeping’s April 1963 article highlights children’s Easter fashion, featuring adorable, though impractical, outfits for girls and boys.
The final 1957 sweater look features a seafoam opal Bernhard Altmann cashmere sweater paired with a doeskin flannel skirt, highlighted in Vogue’s January issue.
The April 1963 Good Housekeeping article explores Rock Hudson’s rise to fame, drawing comparisons to Cary Grant, highlighting his charisma, early struggles, and eventual success in film and television.
Dior comes to Chicago to party
He swears it’s wash and wear
Coffee with a side of history
She had fun, but what about the outcasts that don’t use Listerine?
Mid-century playground fun.
Singer sewing machine ads from the 1950s and 1960s.
Casual summer looks for kids and moms
A mid-century ad for baby formula.
In 1950, most women preferred staying home, while some sought part-time outside jobs.













