From the clipping files: 1976 Sweater set by Donnkenny

Original ad text reads:

"Bring on the color (right), a sure way to perk up your wardrobe. Here, a French-blue, French-cut, sweater set doing a great job.By Donnkenny in acrylic knit, S, M, L. Cardigan, $15, sleeveless pullover, $11."

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From the clipping files: 1966 cover of The Instructor

The Instructor was a monthly Deseret Sunday School Union Board and Deseret News publication published for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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From the clipping files: 1987 VIVID color safe bleach advertisement

Original ad text reads:

"VIVID all-fabric bleach keeps up with the most active kids. Its unique formula safely penetrates fabric to remove tough stains better than even the leading all-fabric bleach. VIVID gets your colors bright and your whites white. So use VIVID. And keep pace with your kids and their clothes. Don't just get 'em clean, get 'em VIVID."

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From the clipping files: Late 1970s to early 1980s JCPenney catalog pages with warm-up suits

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From the clipping files: 1970 Chamade by Guerlain advertisement

Original ad text reads:

"1970, a fragrance is created for a woman who is sure of herself. Guerlain introduces Chamade. It is purely female. Deep, rich and sensuous. It is a fragrance for a woman who doesn't care about pleasing anyone but herself. And if you think that this is somewhat narcissistic, perhaps it is. But all real love starts here. You can't really love another unless you yourself feel worthy of love."

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