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What men want to buy . . . I guess not much has changed. Like you all, I've been out and about searching for Xmas treasures, and I swear I saw every single one of these pieces in almost every {Present} day retail store out there! It's really amazing. Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign 2012-13; 1930s …
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+well you heard her . . . DRINK UP!+ + Super weird. I'm not sure where this is from, but might just be a silly Halloween marketing scheme for juice from the 60s? If anyone knows, or has a clue, let us know in the comment section below! Similar Stories:
{"You'll Shoot Your Eye Out!"} There are pretty crazy things out there these days, but the holiday season of the past was truly a weird and wild place, where you can never expect what you might find leafing through your holiday catalog, or coffee table magazines. Dozens of inappropriate, odd, and down right bizarre suggestions …
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We always try to bring you all fresh vintage finds by bringing light to the customs of the past. We found a great blog post at BuzzFeed which got our attention here at The Eye of Faith. Ten great posts from the 1970s, with about as much appeal as an ad Peggy would of dreamt up …
When you're out of words, it always seems those damn advertising guys and gals have a dozen! Now, we've been browsing the E.O.F. Collections for something juicy for you fine folks and came across some dandy and outrageous ads from the 60s and 70s. Picked out of a few of the favourites. These ads are …
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Uh oh, looks like our favourite part-filipina's gotten herself in some boiling hot water! Seems that the young actress' latest ad for Italian brand Miu Miu, has come under fire for it's negligence when it comes to the safety of our youth! According to the British Advertising Standards Authority, the ad which depicts the 14 …
