A bedroom-eyed woman wearing a paisley halter dress sits cross-legged on the floor, clutching a cigarette: Theres a little Eve in every woman. Mores ads used a subtle (or not so) female sexual pleasure campaign, though their leggy models dressed professionally, like a VS gal after her first promotion or on a solo vacation: "'I'm More Satisfied'", Whats the Point of a Cigarette Like That? Pure Pleasure. DAWN 120s, meanwhile, targeted a rugged womans-woman, donned in flannel, winning rodeos, catching trout: Taste the Triumph. These tableaus sprung from the marketing model that Virginia Slims introduced, and continued to useaspirational, historical, drawing from Second-Wave feminism ethosat least until the late 1980's
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Chesterfield used Granny to sell cigarettes
116 Christ Church, Colliers Wood, in 1966
Then, in the midst of a mental episode where he simply laughed hysterically for hours on end, he went back to his beloved Cadaqus where he met Gala, and not to besmirch the woman, but its hard to see what attracted the madman to her