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Management Decides...From the Mid Century Modernist. pinned by Secret Design Studio, Melbourne.
Bikinis to Burn In | by The Cardboard America Archives
3. Prepare yourself. Take 15 minutes to rest so you’ll be refreshed when he arrives. Touch up your makeup, put a ribbon in your hair and be fresh-looking. He has just been with a lot of work-weary people. - The 1955 ‘Good House Wife’s Guide’ Explains How Wives Should Treat Their Husbands - Do You Remember?

3. Prepare yourself. Take 15 minutes to rest so you’ll be refreshed when he arrives. Touch up your makeup, put a ribbon in your hair and be fresh-looking. He has just been with a lot of work-weary people. - The 1955 ‘Good House Wife’s Guide’ Explains How Wives Should Treat Their Husbands - Do You Remember?

Jean Shrimpton for Avon’s Wonderland of Fragrance, 1960s
The Outrageously Sexist Ads Of The Mad Men Era That Some Companies Wish We'd Forget - Business Insider
Playsuits
vintage everyday: Fashion Advertisements in 1960 from "Seventeen" Magazine
Domestic slaves 'don't leave the kitchen'. They balance on one leg, in stilettos, cooking and dutifully waiting for their man.

Flashback Friday - This KOHLER ad from 1961 features a cast iron enamel sink in the color Sunrise and a one-handle mixing faucet which regulates water flow and temperature at a finger touch.

"In the 1950s, American women discovered they could earn thousands — even millions — of dollars from bowls that burped. 'Tupperware ladies' fanned out across the nation’s living rooms, selling efficiency and convenience to their friends and neighbors through home parties. Bowl by bowl, they built an empire that now spans the globe."
this picture represents a form of sexism since during this time of the 60's women were supposed to cater to their husbands and they only belonged in the home where as men were allowed to have careers and were seen superior to their wives
Doing the weekly grocery shopping mid-1950s style. Oh yes, every women dressed up when she left the house, for whatever reason. To be seen in PUBLIC in anything else was an embarrassment and it was frowned upon.
Woman in 1946 vacuum cleaner ad looks unthrilled
The 1960s campaign for Tipalet cigarettes shows a wide-eyed beauty in low-cut top and open mouth. The cigarette acts as an extension of the man’s virility, emphasising women as passive sexual objects manipulated by men
A housewife is amazed she can open a ketchup bottle all by herself. The ad conveniently ignores that a few years before, women made tanks and bombs for the war effort
Baked Sweet and Sour Chicken