In 1930s France, cigarettes were typically packaged in elegant, soft paper packs with vibrant, art deco designs. These packs often featured stylish graphics, sometimes with gold or silver accents, and aimed to convey a sense of prestige and sophistication. Some brands also used sturdy hard boxes to appeal to a more upscale market, with tobacco advertising reflecting the glamour and modernity of the era. Video: Unknown DM credit/removal #history #france #reels #elegant #trending | Inside History