"She had a delightful quality, being so beautiful, of wanting to show herself. Some people were offended by it - and of course she did it on purpose. She was so childlike she could do anything... she was both a woman and a baby, and bothmen and women adored her." - William Travilla, costume designer. (Photo: Nick deMorgoli, 1953).

How Successful Advertising in History Helps Brokers Position Their Own Ads
The following section looks at advertisements from successful historic campaigns that had an impact on the manner in which the market perceived their position in


