Marlboro 3838 phone (China) This mobile phone shaped like a cigarette pack and with space to hold 7 cigarettes was made by a mobile phone company. Philip Morris, the makers of Marlboro, claimed to know nothing about it. This is the same company however that claimed not to have placed images of Marlboro in the Superman II film. Camel No.9 (United States) Camel No. 9 is aimed at female smokers. This brand was launched in 2007 and it’s name is reminiscent of perfume names such at Channel No. 5. R. J Reynolds is the tobacco company who owns Camel and they said that the 9 refers to the phrase to the nines’ and represents sophistication, style and ‘dressed classiness. The image on the right shows an advertisement for the brand and shows the stylish boxes in feminine colours surrounded by flowers with the slogan and luscious’. ‘light The colouring inside the packet matches the outer pink or teal. The adds were shown in women’s magazine’s such as Glamour, Vogue and Cosmopolitan. R J Reynolds held posh party launches which included giving away free massages and cigarettes.
Marlboro 3838 phone (China) This mobile phone shaped like a cigarette pack and with space to hold 7 cigarettes was made by a mobile phone company. Philip Morris, the makers of Marlboro, claimed to know nothing about it. This is the same company however that claimed not to have placed images of Marlboro in the Superman II film. Camel No.9 (United States) Camel No. 9 is aimed at female smokers. This brand was launched in 2007 and it’s name is reminiscent of perfume names such at Channel No. 5. R. J Reynolds is the tobacco company who owns Camel and they said that the 9 refers to the phrase ‘dressed to the nines’ and represents sophistication, style and classiness. The image on the right shows an advertisement for the brand and shows the stylish boxes in feminine colours surrounded by flowers with the slogan ‘light and luscious’. The colouring inside the packet matches the outer pink or teal. The adds were shown in women’s magazine’s such as Glamour, Vogue and Cosmopolitan. R J Reynolds held posh party launches which included giving away free massages and cigarettes.