
There’s a Coty Airspun face powder advertising on the back cover of a magazine lying on the floor in Heather Chandler’s bedroom.
This advertising campaign, starring top model Paulina Porizkova, was released in 1986.

There’s a Coty Airspun face powder advertising on the back cover of a magazine lying on the floor in Heather Chandler’s bedroom.
This advertising campaign, starring top model Paulina Porizkova, was released in 1986.
The film is not out yet, but there are a couple of interesting make-up moments in the trailer. In the first, the protagonist (Aubrey Peeples) starts experimenting with hot pink on her face, using a Chanel cream blush.

The second scene is set in the protagonist’s dressing room, and sees her in a moment of rage. Among the products she throws away from the table, we can see a row of Wet n Wild Megalast nail polishes and Bumble and bumble tonic lotion.
The protagonist (Sheila Vand) puts on some lipstick, which happens to be L’Oreal Color Riche Made for Me Intense.
There’s a Sephora Sculpting Disk palette on Daisy Darling’s dressing table.
Velvet (Alice Eve) wears a NARS Velvet Matte lip pencil. Judging from the last screencap, the exact shade could be Dragon Girl.
There’s a bottle of Prescriptives liquid foundation in Claire’s bathroom.
Romy Schneider as Julia Anna Ackermann on the set of the film: she was lining her lips with a Kryolan Face Liner pencil in a nude shade.