Feminine Napkin Advertisements: A Look Back at 1950s Marketing
Kimberly Clark’s Fems offered comfortable feminine napkins for women in the 1950s, prominently advertised in various magazines.
1950s and 1960s : Remember – Research – Revive
Kimberly Clark’s Fems offered comfortable feminine napkins for women in the 1950s, prominently advertised in various magazines.
In the mid-century, a zipper girdle innovation aimed to help with waistline compression. Today, modern shapewear continues the trend.
The July 1959 Glamour article featured various models, including Jane Fonda, showcasing fall sweaters. Prices ranged from $11 to $35, highlighting trendy, stylish options for the season.
Wear a vibrant color and don’t forget a scarf
The author reflects on Thanksgiving transitioning into Christmas, highlighting her husband’s love for Christmas traditions, especially through Bing Crosby’s festive movies and songs.
A 1952 New York Life Insurance ad features a cheerful farewell scene, highlighting community and storytelling elements.
Mid-century at midnight
A look at the life of a mid-century movie star
Meet the Iconic mid-century fashion designer
What did mid-century women consider to be the best qualities in a husband?
Come on down to take a sip of tea
In 1959, Pream, a non-refrigerated cream substitute, gained popularity for its convenience and cost-effectiveness alongside its use in recipes.
The universe in alphabetical order.
This post explores Palmolive soap ads from 1949 to 1964, highlighting the brand’s evolution from love and beauty to independence.













