Sujet

"Fly Me' Airline Ad Campaign

Légende

Miami, Florida: October, 1971
National Airlines stewardess Cheryl Fioravante headlines the "Fly Me" ad campaign that has the National Association of Women (NOW) attempting to halt the campaign claiming it to be suggestive filth. Cheryl disagrees and says the ads are not vulgar to her.

Date

01 oct. 1971

Crédit

Photo12/Underwood Archives/UIG

Notre référence

UMG20A17_347

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

40,3Mo (3,6Mo) / 24,8cm x 40,6cm / 2932 x 4800 (300dpi)

Mots clés

young woman 1 person 1960's 1960s Sixties 1970's 1970s 1971 Advertisements Aeroplanes Afternoon Air Craft Air Hostess Air Hostesses Air Stewardess Air Stewardesses Airport Staff Attractive Auburn Auburn Hair B & W B&W Badge Brunette Brunettes Cheryl Fioravante Cropped Daylight Flight Attendant Flight Attendants Florida Fly Me Hairstyles Head And Shoulder Headshot Headshots Human Hair Information Equipment Information Medium Ladies Lady Look Away Looks Away Message Miami Mode Of Transport National Airlines National Association Of women woman North America Part Of Portrait Prettiness Short Hair Specialist Clothing Stewardesses Toothy Smiles Transporting USA United States United States of America advertisement aeroplane air vehicle aircraft airplane airplanes america beautiful black & white black and white brown hair campaign day female hairstyle head and shoulders historic historical job looking looking away occupation occupations one person one person only one young woman only only young women woman outdoors outside portraits pretty single person sixties smiling stewardess toothy smile toothy smiling transport transportation uniform uniforms vertical woman women woman young woman