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oldvintageglamour · 3 days
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LaVerne Hall for Jet Beauty of the Week, 1970 😍😍😍😍
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mrskennedy · 2 days
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Jacqueline Onassis at the 30th St. Station in Philadelphia after her and 310 others rode the Landmark Express as part of the Municipal Art Society’s Committee to save Grand Central Station. April 17th, 1978.
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geminiluvv · 4 months
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Lialeh (1974) ♡
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streetplaya · 5 months
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The Lola Falana Show
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angelunderheaven · 1 year
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College girls calling home at the dorm, 1970s °•.♡.•°
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radracer · 4 months
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1977 Plymouth Trail Duster Top Hand
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urbadmami · 4 months
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possible-streetwear · 1 month
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justhere707 · 2 years
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Brenda Sykes and Jim Brown in Black Gunn (1972)
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parisiannightss · 7 months
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“Shelley’s Magic Trip” – Shelley Duvall for Texas Sunday Magazine (September 26, 1971) 🧡
Credit to @shelleyduvallxo on IG
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sesameflowxr · 19 days
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Sesame Street, 1976 ♡
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oldvintageglamour · 3 days
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Jet Beauty of the Week Tina Webb, 1971 😍🖤😍🖤😍
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todayontumblr · 9 months
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Thursday, August 3.
vintage ads.
Capitalism: bad. Vintage ads: good.
Or so dictates the paradoxical logic that we have decided for ourselves, and when the question is this awkward, the answer is obvious: to stick our collective heads in the sand and simply enjoy the pretty things. And goodness, they are pretty. The problems with advertising, and its seductive evils, are laid bare by this selection of ads handpicked from the dashboard. The common thread between all of these ads is that they have been produced by corporations whose end goal and very purpose is to convince you (against your better judgment, or circumstances) to spend your money (money which you need) on their products (products which you don't—and possibly can't really afford.) 
Similarly demonstrated, however, is the irresistible nostalgic glamour. Perhaps when contemporary advertising tries so hard to be a meme, or be funny, or be quirky and off-beat (or perhaps more simply put, tries too hard) there is a genuine allure in classic adverts that, even now, feel so effortlessly stylish. This effortlessness is also paradoxical because, like the products they often advertise, they are the result of hard work, time, dedication, from those at the peak of their craft. Like these products, they were made for leisurely, long-term use and enjoyment, and not to be so quickly consumed and discarded. What we're really saying, I suppose, is when #advertising is this slick, and pleasing to the eye, we must simply ask that you be quiet, promptly, and accept our money.   
And remember, folks, one eye on the pretty ads, the other guarding your piggy banks x
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geminiluvv · 7 months
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1972, Brenda Sykes & Jim Brown in “Black Gunn”
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rahabq · 6 months
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nyc-looks · 10 months
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Leonard, 66
“I'm wearing a 70s polyester blazer, 50s western shirt, oversized pleated trousers with vintage gold leopard belt buckle, cognac leather boots, straw boater with custom band, and 60s enamel flower & butterfly brooches. I'm inspired by any & everything retro & rare.”
Apr 15, 2023 ∙ Chelsea
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