Angela (Anna Karina) and Alfred Lubitsch (Jean-Paul Belmondo) smoke a cigarette sitting in front of a window where Lancôme and Elizabeth Arden neon signs can be seen.
Category Archives: cosmetics in movies
What’s Your Number? (2011)
There’s a Sephora Sculpting Disk palette on Daisy Darling’s dressing table.
Some Velvet Morning (2013)
Velvet (Alice Eve) wears a NARS Velvet Matte lip pencil. Judging from the last screencap, the exact shade could be Dragon Girl.
White Oleander (2002)
There’s a bottle of Prescriptives liquid foundation in Claire’s bathroom.
Max et les ferrailleurs (1971)
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.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)
Stacy Hamilton (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and Linda Barrett (Phoebe Cates) are applying Queen Helene Mint Julep masque on their faces.
On the busy dressing table there is a bottle of Fabergé Organics wheat germ oil and honey shampoo.
There’s also Estee Lauder Country Mist foundation.
And a black tube of Bain de Soleil sun lotion (or self-tanner).
Right in front of Linda there’s Tom’s of Maine Apple Honey roll-on deodorant, which I have found no reference picture for.
Thanks to Tammy and Gillian for the foundation and shampoo ids, and to Clayton for the deodorant id.
The Women (2008)
Molly Haines (India Ennenga) is using a MAC beauty powder.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)
Shiseido Bio-Performance advanced super revitalizing cream, eyebrow/eyeliner compact and blush on Monica Swinton’s dressing table.
De Djess (2015)
There’s a MAC red lipstick on Divina’s dressing table. Gianetti (Yanet Mojica), one of the maids who work at the hotel where the events take place, puts it on, along with the dress which is the protagonist of the story. My guess is that it’s Lady Danger, a vivid bright coral-red, one of the most famous shades by the American brand.
De Djess by the Italian director Alice Rohrwacher is the 9th short movie commissioned by Miu Miu as part of the series Women’s Tales. Take some time to watch it because it’s fantastic. Set in the historical Hotel Excelsior in Venice, it tells the story of a dress mysteriously coming ashore, a dress which has a soul and its own language.
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