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  • Collection: WGS401 Fall 2017 Shared Collection

1940 Ad- Power of Women.jpg
Women are seen as increasingly capable and powerful while men are at work.

NOW Rosie the Riviter Ad 1940s.jpg
Rosie the Riveter is seen as an empowerment figure for American women. This representation was derived in the 40s, to mobilize women to perform previously male delegated tasks while they were participating in war.

1950 Ad-Feminist.jpg
The empowerment from the 1940s is still prevalent. Women's roles are expanded outside of the home and are represented as an independent, strong population.

Ad 1950-Sexualization.jpg
Women are used as visual objects to sell a product. This woman is used to sell the unrelated product of shaving cream.

1960 Ad- Slimness .jpg
The ad emphasizes the ideal female shape and women are beginning to be seen as sexual objects.

1970s Ad- Sex.jpg
Cologne Commercial

1971 Ad- Stereotype Anti-feminist.jpg
Cigarette Commercial

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/AXzR5b6HoIA/default.jpg
The commercial Brooke Shields made famous back in 1980 featuring Calvin Klein Jeans.

1980 Ad- Gender role reversal.jpg
Clothing advertisement
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