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.
Terms of Endearment (1983)
Category Archives: make-up products in movies
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.
Margot Robbie Takes You Inside the Barbie Dreamhouse (2023)
Last June Architectural Digest released an exclusive behind-the-scene video from the set of Barbie, the summer blockbuster directed by Greta Gerwig. The protagonist Margot Robbie gave a tour of the Dreamhouse and the movie set; moreover, Gerwig herself, production designer Sarah Greenwood and set decorator Katie Spencer explained how they created such a unique world which pays homage to Palm Springs mid-century modernism and to the whimsical Dreamhouses of the past.
It’s not a secret that Chanel had a key role in the costume department (Barbie’s transparent wardrobe contains an extensive collection of Chanel clothes and accessories), but the influence of the French maison didn’t stop there.
As a matter of fact, Barbie’s Chanel collection includes three tubes of Coco Baume hydrating conditioning lip balm in a very pale pink shade. Simple and chic in their white and gold packaging, the tubes are displayed alongside tweed suits and gorgeous bags.
Don’t miss the video: getting a glimpse of the talent and creativity of those who worked on the set is fantastic.
Kung Fu Master! (1988)
There are several Guerlain products in Mary-Jane’s wood-lined bathroom.
The first is a box of Les Météorites pressed-powder pearls sitting on the marble sink counter.
On the wooden shelf by the bath tub there are a flacon chauve souris of Shalimar and a flacon abeilles of Eau Impériale.
Kung-fu Master! (1988)
There are some interesting items on a marble counter on Mary-Jane’s bathroom.
The miniature bottle on the left is Chanel 8° 5 Lotion Fraiche.
The tall cardboard box on the right contains Manetti & Roberts Borotalco, probably the most iconic talcum powder made in Italy.
In front of it, another cardboard box contains Coty Airspun loose face powder.
Priscilla (2023)
What does it take to become a beauty icon? Judging from the opening scene of the film, lots of work. Priscilla meticulously applies black eyeliner in a perfect cat-eye shape and that is just the beginning of a strict routine that her over-controlling partner imposes on her.
The eyeliner in question is Guerlain Mad Eyes intense eyeliner in Glossy Black. It’s not a historically accurate choice but in Sofia Coppola’s cinematic world this has never been a problem.
When the trailer of the film was first released, lots of online discussions focused on the brand of the false eyelashes she wears. Now we can confirm the brand Shirley Joyce doesn’t exist, so this object is simply a prop.
Her lipstick is not a prop, though: the one she wears is by Chanel.
The black glossy case appearing in the film is not historically accurate because in the 1960s Chanel lipstick had slightly different details in gold metal.
The finishing touch on her trademark beehive updo is Rayette Aquanet hairspray. Lots of it!
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