Sexist Vintage Ads: A History Lesson
New York Herald Tribune, 1951: Dorothy Gray Salon
Yes, truly the gravest of tragedies.
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Monday 13 October
By krwlng54
hmm...i've never known a man who dresses and smells like a mule...WHAT TYPE OF GUYS DO YOU KNOW?? =/
...Oh wait, maybe you were referring to yourself!
Wednesday 11 February
By bea
When I was four or five,I can remember a female clerk in a small men's store asking my mother if she was buying the tie for her [handsome] son, the male next to her was my father.[[6 years her senior] My mothers hair was prematurely white, while my dad's was hair was still very black.
It was embarrassing for everyone. I assume that's why I remember the day.
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