First volume of the nft collection dedicated to the most offensive advertisements in history. 30 different ADV for 50 Editions with random rarity.

The art of advertising has always aimed to capture the attention of the audience and sell products, but unfortunately, there have been many instances in history where advertisements relied on sexist, racist, and offensive stereotypes. These advertisements reflect the values and mentality of society at the time, but today they are considered inappropriate and harmful.

In this collection, we will explore some of the most offensive and sexist advertisements in history, created by brands that sought to sell their products by promoting male chauvinism and feeding the sense of insecurity among women. These vintage advertisements are a reflection of the past and show us how society has changed over time, but also how there are still many issues to be addressed in terms of representation and diversity in advertising.

Imagine the reaction if these advertisements were published today: they would likely be met with outrage and protests. Advertising has a great deal of power and influence on society and culture, and it is important that it be used responsibly and respectfully towards all groups. This collection serves as a reminder that advertising can be a powerful tool for social change, but we must always be vigilant and critical of what is being presented.