Which 1968 advertising slogan revolutionized marketing to women and is considered one of the most influential feminist statements in advertising history?

In the world of retail and advertising, certain slogans have not only defined brands but shaped cultural history. This poll explores one of the most revolutionary advertising slogans from the mid-20th century that fundamentally altered how companies marketed products to women. This campaign challenged social norms, empowered a demographic, and created a marketing approach still studied in business schools today. Test your knowledge of this pivotal moment in advertising history!

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• Virginia Slims: "You've come a long way, baby"
• Maidenform: "The Maidenform Woman. You never know where she'll turn up"
• Charlie Perfume: "Kind of young. Kind of now. Charlie."
• Revlon: "Be unforgettable"

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