The Feminine Hygiene product category was probably one of the hardest to work on in the 80’s particularly as most of the product managers were men. Having to sit through a bloke describing the benefits of a “silky smooth cover” was little short of hysterical – let alone the product benefit explanations of widthways vs lengthways expansion.
Back in those days you used to have to place feminine hygiene ads after 8:30pm at night as “adults only”.
The Evolution of Luxury: From Gold Leaf to Inner Peace
Luxury isn’t about wealth—it’s about what’s missing. From postwar security to digital-era silence, what we call “luxury” keeps evolving. This essay explores how rarity shapes desire, how the luxury industry sells emotional scarcity, and why the most coveted experiences today are often the quietest.
