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In a content analysis of North American and British editions of Vogue , Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Penny Tinkler trace representations of women smokers from the 1920s through the 1960s, concluding that the magazine located the cigarette within the culture of the feminine elite, associating it with the constellation of behaviors and appearances presented as desirable characteristics of elitism, through the themes of lifestyle, the look, and feminine confidence. Here a collection of 15 black and white photos that show women smoking cigarettes in the 1930s.

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Some smokers take long, deep puffs, while others prefer short, quick drags