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Compare SmokingIsCool (smoking as an indicator of a badass), SmokingHotSex, WineIsClassy, DrugsAreGood.

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** The end had sort of an Aesop that, while smoking may or may not be cool, you shouldn't judge people for smoking, nor should you ban it, but simply leave them be.

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** The end had sort of an Aesop more or less has AnAesop that, while smoking may or may not be cool, you shouldn't judge people for smoking, nor should you ban it, but simply leave them be.alone.
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* In the ''Buffy''/''Stargate'' crossover fic ''Fanfic/AllYourBaseAreBelongToHer'', Dawn smokes occasionally, and invokes this trope as justification for it. She goes so far as to blame [[EvilIsSexy sexy badgirl]] Faith as the one who acted as a bad role model to an impressionable young Dawn, by looking entirely [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer too hot]] while smoking cigarettes.

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* In the ''Buffy''/''Stargate'' crossover fic ''Fanfic/AllYourBaseAreBelongToHer'', Dawn smokes occasionally, and invokes this trope as justification for it. She goes so far as to blame [[EvilIsSexy sexy badgirl]] badgirl Faith as the one who acted as a bad role model to an impressionable young Dawn, by looking entirely [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer too hot]] while smoking cigarettes.
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* ''Manga/XXXHolic'': Yuko.

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* ''Manga/XXXHolic'': Yuko.Yuko is known for smoking with her kiseru pipe while wearing various sexy outfits.
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* ''Series/Transatlantic2023'' is set in 1940 Europe so everyone smokes, but the British spy Margaux does it while wearing glamorous dresses and using fine cigarette holders, fitting her characterization as a sophisticated spy.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Antoinette Brown is TheChanteuse in the early 20th century, so smoking is part of her glitzy image.
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* Parodied on ''Radio/TheNowShow'', in Olga Koch's "Guide to Dating a Crypto Bro". Having been told she's not allowed to smoke indoors, she attempts to portray ''eating'' cigarettes as cool and sexy.
-->Suddenly, another woman sits down on his opposite side. She's eating a cigar. You've got competition, and she's hardcore.
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Nowadays this is largely a DiscreditedTrope, with [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking some exceptions]]. Also subject to some ValuesDissonance in that smoking ''tobacco'' falls into this trope whereas smoking other substances, particularly marijuana, often averts the trope, though some reversal has happened in recent years as pot is treated as the more glamorous and "cool" option.

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Nowadays this is largely a DiscreditedTrope, with [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking some exceptions]]. Also subject to some ValuesDissonance ValuesDissonance, in that smoking ''tobacco'' falls into this trope whereas smoking other substances, particularly marijuana, often substances (particularly marijuana) typically averts the trope, though it, although some reversal has happened in recent years as pot is treated as the more glamorous and "cool" option.



Compare SmokingIsCool (smoking as an indicator of a badass), SmokingHotSex, WineIsClassy.

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WineIsClassy, DrugsAreGood.
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[[caption-width-right:281:Sexy on the outside and certainly not on the inside.]]

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Of course, this was prevalent in old Hollywood when EverybodySmokes, and since the actors were glamorous, it made smoking look so. The main use today is TheVamp in a FilmNoir movie smoking in a seductive manner. Creator/MarleneDietrich, Creator/HumphreyBogart, Creator/LaurenBacall, Creator/JamesDean, Creator/RitaHayworth, Creator/BetteDavis, Creator/SeanConnery, Music/FrankSinatra, Music/BingCrosby, and Creator/AudreyHepburn are the most iconic glamorous smokers of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Whenever a ShoutOut is provided to glamorous smoking in old movies, it's bound to be to one of them.

Today, it's largely a DiscreditedTrope, with [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking some exceptions]]. Also subject to some ValuesDissonance in that smoking ''tobacco'' falls into this trope whereas smoking other substances, particularly marijuana, often averts the trope, though some reversal has happened in recent years as pot is treated as the more glamorous and "cool" option.

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Of course, this was prevalent in old Hollywood when EverybodySmokes, [[EverybodySmokes everybody smoked]], and since the actors were glamorous, glamorous to begin with, it made their smoking look so. The main use today is Onscreen, a classic example was TheVamp in a FilmNoir movie movie, who was invariably shown smoking in a seductive manner. Creator/MarleneDietrich, Creator/GretaGarbo, Creator/BetteDavis, Creator/HumphreyBogart, Creator/LaurenBacall, Creator/JamesDean, Creator/RitaHayworth, Creator/BetteDavis, Music/BingCrosby, Music/FrankSinatra, Creator/JamesDean, Creator/PaulNewman, Creator/SeanConnery, Music/FrankSinatra, Music/BingCrosby, and Creator/AudreyHepburn are were among the most iconic glamorous smokers of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Whenever UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood, and whenever a ShoutOut is provided to glamorous smoking in old movies, movies is given, it's bound to be to one of them.

Today, it's Nowadays this is largely a DiscreditedTrope, with [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking some exceptions]]. Also subject to some ValuesDissonance in that smoking ''tobacco'' falls into this trope whereas smoking other substances, particularly marijuana, often averts the trope, though some reversal has happened in recent years as pot is treated as the more glamorous and "cool" option.
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* ''ComicStrip/TheFortunesOfFlossie'': The very first comic in the series (published in 1926) depicts Flossie, decked out in a glamorous gown and piles of pearls, smoking a cigarette in a long holder as she reclines on a lounge. The narration flat-out introduces her as a stylist modern woman, and the casual cigarette is part of that image.
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* The celebrity and celebrity-adjacent characters in ''Film/Babylon2022'' all frequently light cigarettes in accordance with the film's old Hollywood glamour.

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Of course, this was prevalent in old Hollywood when EverybodySmokes, and since the actors were glamorous, it made smoking look so. The main use today is TheVamp in a FilmNoir movie smoking in a seductive manner. Creator/MarleneDietrich, Creator/HumphreyBogart, Creator/LaurenBacall, Creator/JamesDean, Creator/RitaHayworth, Creator/BetteDavis, Creator/SeanConnery, Music/FrankSinatra, Music/BingCrosby and Creator/AudreyHepburn are the most iconic glamorous smokers of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Whenever a ShoutOut is provided to glamorous smoking in old movies, it's bound to be to one of them.

Today, it's largely a DiscreditedTrope, with [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking some exceptions]]. Also subject to some ValuesDissonance in that smoking ''tobacco'' falls into this trope whereas smoking of other substances, particularly marijuana, often averts the trope, though some reversal has happened in recent years as pot is treated as the more glamorous and "cool" option.

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Of course, this was prevalent in old Hollywood when EverybodySmokes, and since the actors were glamorous, it made smoking look so. The main use today is TheVamp in a FilmNoir movie smoking in a seductive manner. Creator/MarleneDietrich, Creator/HumphreyBogart, Creator/LaurenBacall, Creator/JamesDean, Creator/RitaHayworth, Creator/BetteDavis, Creator/SeanConnery, Music/FrankSinatra, Music/BingCrosby Music/BingCrosby, and Creator/AudreyHepburn are the most iconic glamorous smokers of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Whenever a ShoutOut is provided to glamorous smoking in old movies, it's bound to be to one of them.

Today, it's largely a DiscreditedTrope, with [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking some exceptions]]. Also subject to some ValuesDissonance in that smoking ''tobacco'' falls into this trope whereas smoking of other substances, particularly marijuana, often averts the trope, though some reversal has happened in recent years as pot is treated as the more glamorous and "cool" option.



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** In the manga, this was the main reason Sanji took up smoking at the age of nine. To be more cool and adult-like. Hilariously enough, his mentor, Zeff, warned him it would kill his tastebuds.

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** In the manga, this was the main reason Sanji took up smoking at the age of nine. To be more cool and adult-like. Hilariously enough, his mentor, Zeff, mentor Zeff warned him it would kill his tastebuds.



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* Both the titular character of ''Film/AngelWithTheIronFists'' and the main villainess, the Dark Angel, smokes during their intro, while wearing classy low-cut glamourous dresses. For the Dark Angel, she's also seen in several scenes holding a high-class cigar holder.

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* Both the titular character of ''Film/AngelWithTheIronFists'' and the main villainess, the Dark Angel, smokes during their intro, intro while wearing classy low-cut glamourous dresses. For the Dark Angel, she's also seen in several scenes holding a high-class cigar holder.



* A significant subplot of ''Film/ThankYouForSmoking'' has to do with a tobacco lobbyist (Nick Naylor) pushing a Hollywood megaproducer for Hollywood to bring this trope and SmokingIsCool back. As the producer says, "Mr. Naylor's here to see if we can't get cigarettes into the hands of someone other than the usual RAVS (Russians, Arabs, and Villains)." They paint the image of Creator/BradPitt and Creator/CatherineZetaJones having sex in zero gravity in the far future with Brad blowing smoke rings over Catherine's naked body as the cosmos flies by.

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* A significant subplot of ''Film/ThankYouForSmoking'' has to do with a tobacco lobbyist (Nick Naylor) Nick Naylor pushing a Hollywood megaproducer for Hollywood to bring this trope and SmokingIsCool back. As the producer says, "Mr. Naylor's here to see if we can't get cigarettes into the hands of someone other than the usual RAVS (Russians, Arabs, and Villains)." They paint the image of Creator/BradPitt and Creator/CatherineZetaJones having sex in zero gravity in the far future with Brad blowing smoke rings over Catherine's naked body as the cosmos flies by.



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* The Princess Lylia smuggles fine cigars, wine, and pornography to her favorite cousin Cullen in ''Literature/ABrothersPrice''. He happily decides to share all of the above to Jerin, who's a bit stunned by all the luxuries of palace living.

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* The Princess Lylia smuggles fine cigars, wine, and pornography to her favorite cousin Cullen in ''Literature/ABrothersPrice''. He happily decides to share all of the above to with Jerin, who's a bit stunned by all the luxuries of palace living.



--> A man should smoke. It acts as an expectorant, and gives his voice a deep, gravelly, masculine tone.

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* Of the many things Music/ArcticMonkeys glorify (drinking, partying, one night stands), smoking is not one of them. They deconstruct this, however, by portraying girls as appearing to look glamorous while smoking when in reality, they can't hide their true feelings. Examples include "Cigarette Smoker Fiona" (a BSide from ''Music/WhateverPeopleSayIAmThatsWhatImNot''), and "Arabella" (from ''Music/{{AM}}'').

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* Of the many things Music/ArcticMonkeys glorify (drinking, partying, one night one-night stands), smoking is not one of them. They deconstruct this, however, by portraying girls as appearing to look glamorous while smoking when in reality, they can't hide their true feelings. Examples include "Cigarette Smoker Fiona" (a BSide from ''Music/WhateverPeopleSayIAmThatsWhatImNot''), and "Arabella" (from ''Music/{{AM}}'').



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* Yuko of ''Manga/XXXHolic''.

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* In one scene of ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/StarfiresRevenge'', ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} villain Starfire is seen lounging in her Parisian villa, wearing expensive designer garments and jewelry and smoking a cigarette in a long holder.

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In one scene of ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/StarfiresRevenge'', scene, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} villain Starfire is seen lounging in her Parisian villa, wearing expensive designer garments and jewelry and smoking a cigarette in a long holder.holder.
** ''ComicBook/Supergirl1984'': Nigel is shown smoking expensive cigarettes to accentuate his classy, wealthy looks.
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