7 sexist advertising campaigns that would ever fly today

Brands including Mini and Kellogg’s were once guilty of running campaigns they wouldn’t dream of in 2016

Simple driving for simple women, the Mini Automatic

The Kenwood Chef: ‘That’s what wives are for’

Dacron were selling trousers in 1970

From 1974:  Weyenberg Shoes thinks women belong at men’s feet. 

Proctor & Gamble suggesting women can go to space – as long as they do the cleaning there

Alcoa’s aluminum screw caps were so easy to open ‘even women’ could do it

The harder she works the cuter she looks