Elizabeth compliments Veronica’s Pat McGrath Labs MATTETRANCE™ lipstick enviously, and she steals it shortly before kidnapping her.
The exact shade seen in the film is Vendetta.
Antebellum (2020)
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La Bête (2023)
The golden compact Gabrielle (Léa Seydoux) is holding is Poiret Métier de Poiret Poudre Mono.
The red lipstick is by the same brand. I believe it’s Rouge Poiret, but it could also be Rouge Raffiné: the two lipsticks have the same case.
Featuring cosmetics by the historical French maison makes total sense: when the protagonist is shown living a past life in 1910 Paris, she’s a famous pianist. Paul Poiret introduces himself to her and offers to dress her in his own designs. Gabrielle obviously accepts.
Blood Simple (1984)
Abby’s bag contains some cosmetics. Among them there’s Pond’s Angel Face pressed powder in an aqua compact decorated with a golden flower crown.
The white compact is much more mysterious, even though the back label sticker is fully visible. It reads “Montage powder blush” and the colour is Soft Red. I am not familiar with the brand and I haven’t found any further information online.
L’Été Dernier (2023)
There’s a bottle of Clinique Superbalanced Make-up liquid foundation in Anne’s bathroom. The bottle has been modified with a pump dispenser.
Thanks to Alessandra for submitting this post.
Terms of Endearment (1983)
Emma (Debra Winger) is about to meet her family, who’s visiting her in hospital. She puts on some blush to look and feel better.
The aqua green marbled compact she’s holding is a Clinique Young Face blush.
Slaves of New York (1989)
Eleanor (Bernadette Peters) is retouching her make-up using a Clinique blush in an aqua green marbled compact with mirror.
Slaves of New York (1989)
Eleanor (Bernadette Peters) is having a party at her apartment. She draws a human figure on a mirror using a Revlon lipstick.
Slaves of New York (1989)
Eleanor (Bernadette Peters) uses a Lancôme mirrored compact to apply her lipstick. The compact above is slightly different from the one seen in the film, but the golden rose decoration is the same.
Lola (2024)
When Lola empties her make-up case on the floor, we can see it contains several make-up items, a small can of hairspray and stickers.
Both 5-pan palettes are from the Wet n Wild Color Icon collection. One is Petalette (dark purple, pink and beige) and the other is Walking on Eggshells (different shades of brown).
Les Filles d’Olfa (2023)
Ichraq Matar is a professional actress who plays the role of Ghofrane Chikhaoui. In the scene above she’s having her make-up done before filming a scene of the documentary.
The make-up artist is applying Chanel Poudre Universelle Libre loose powder on her with a MAC 150S face brush.
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