Vogue

NOTICE: The manufacturer of this brand stopped releasing the cigarettes in hard cartons. Instead, they will come in 2 rows by 5 packs, wrapped in cellophane.

Vogue cigarettes are produced in USA, South Korea, Russia, Switzerland, Holland and South Africa, long (100 mm) and king size (85 mm), 20 or 30 cigarettes in a pack, wide flat hard box and soft pack under British American Tobacco company control. Vogue Cigarettes differ from other cigarette brands with both their appearance and their unique, recognizable taste. These fashionable quality smokes are all about softness - from their soft, eye-catching design to their smooth, pleasant smoke which might happen to be the one you've been looking for.
Vogue Cigarettes all-white box design. The tobaccos and additives used in Vogue Cigarettes are of the highest quality and the smoke is fulfilling and relaxing.

Reynolds To Introduce Cigarette Brand Aimed At Women Smokers, New York Times Reports
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco is planning to launch a new cigarette brand, called Camel No. 9, that is aimed at female adult smokers, the New York Times reports. According to the Times, about half of all smokers are women. Reynolds' Capri and Misty, Philli
read more ...02/21/07

Anti-Smoking Survey Trashes Top Women's Magazines
FRIDAY, Sept. 21 (HealthScoutNews) -- Although women's magazines publish lots of articles about health, they're just giving lip service to the dangers of smoking, a survey by a health watchdog group says.
read more ...09/22/01

Science Group Finds that Popular Women's Magazines Continue to Ignore the Risks of Smoking
New York, NY- July 2001. Although popular women's magazines state that they have a commitment to general health coverage, they fail to cover the number one cause of cancer death in women-lung cancer-according to a new study by the American Council on Scie
read more ...07/30/01

Philip Morris to Drop Teen Magazine Ads
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Philip Morris Cos. Inc., which has been under pressure by state attorneys general for advertising to teens, said on Monday it plans to drop advertising from magazines in which 15 percent of its readers are under the age of 18.
read more ...06/05/00

Cigarettes still have featured role in most films
NEW YORK, Feb 29 (Reuters Health) -- It's every actor's dream to light up the silver screen. But a study of five recent movies suggests that many film characters are lighting up on screen as well. Researchers have found that in the 1990s, 38% of male film
read more ...02/29/00