Kotex, 1922

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Kotex, 1922

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Back in 1971, the marketing strategy for menstrual products was apparently to convince everyone that periods felt exactly like being a tragic Victorian heroine trapped in a sunlit parlor. She is staring into that tiny box with the absolute gravity of someone deciding whether to reveal a scandalous family secret or just look for a misplaced earring. Meanwhile, that poppy wallpaper is screaming 1970s louder than a rock concert.
Source: Kotex Ad, Motion Picture Magazine, June 1971.
Kimberly, Clark and Co, 1953
"Lee Miller, New York" d'Edward Steichen (1928) utilisé dans une publicité "Kotex" dans Pictorial Rview (1928) à l'exposition “Lee Miller” au Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris (MAM), juin 2026.

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US Vogue June 1952
Kotex
Gown by Nettie Rosenstein
A hand grenade only costs 75¢? I'll take a dozen, thank you.
Parents Magazine - February 1944
If this happens to you, should you blame... Kotex menstrual pads ad - 1944.