A Reminder From Vintage Beauty Ads from the 1940′s & 1950′s – Beauty is in The Eye of The Beholder

Dec 9, 12 • Uncategorized5 CommentsRead More »

We came across a series of vintage beauty ads from the 1950′s that were just too good to not re-share. The advertising images feature models of the day (including Eva Six) promoting weight gaining product.

Vintage Beauty Ads

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Sometimes ads like these really put beauty in perspective. We love these so much and hope you share the vintage beauty ads with your friends to remind them that beauty is in the eye of the beholder! While these images are vintage, their recent virality bring an exciting reminder back into the picture. Real beauty comes in all shapes and sizes.

Vintage Beauty Ads

“Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it’s better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.” -Marilyn Monroe

image via The Huffington Post

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  • Kelly

    Maybe i’m in the wrong but I see this is as kinda depressing :/ It’s like no matter what the time period is…women are always having to change their weight on how men/society want. We’re either pressured to lose weight or to gain it…lose lose situation.

    • pompadoo

      Totally agree :(

  • http://twitter.com/laurademerss Laura Demers

    Couldn’t you argue that breast implant ads imply the same thing?

  • http://www.thecodecrimson.com/ The Code Crimson

    Frankly, when I see these all I think it “Woman are beautiful.” Throughout the ages. Because we ARE!

  • disqus_vEHEERnHJ4

    How is it better for society to bash on naturally skinny girls? It was definitely not okay in that ad for the guy to call her a “beanpole.” Skinny or not, girls have a right to feel comfortable in their own skin.