There are GP Deva L’Infinité skin rejuvenation treatment lotion and La Sagesse hair and scalp care bland, plus Deborah Lippmann Hard Rock base coat, on Detective Tracy Atwood’s bed-side table.
Category Archives: nail polish in movies
Neve (2013)
Signora Santini (Angela Pagano) is painting her nails with a coral nail polish by OPI. It’s hard to tell the exact shade used in the film, but Conga-Line Coral, from the South Beach spring/summer 2009 collection, could be a good guess.
Repulsion (1965)
Date and Switch (2014)
From Prada to Nada (2011)
L’Oreal True Match liquid foundation, Escada Rockin’ Rio perfume and China Glaze fuchsia nail polish on Mary Dominguez’s dressing table.
Palo Alto (2013)
Annick Goutal Un Matin d’Orage perfume, Lancôme La Laque Fever lipgloss, Maybelline Great Lash mascara and a Sinful Colors nail polish in Emily’s bedroom.
Thanks to my reader Mich for the mascara id.
Ricordati di me (2003)
New York Stories: Life Without Zoe (1989)
Chanel Coco body lotion and a Chanel nail polish can be seen on Zoe’s bedside table.
I’m posting a picture of Rouge Noir because it’s the first Chanel dark polish which comes to my mind, but it’s clear it can’t be the shade seen in this film. As a matter of fact, Rouge Noir was released in 1995, six years after New York Stories.
The Women (2008)
Jungle Red is a sexy red nail polish custom-made by Tanya (Debi Mazar), basically the reason why she’s working at Saks. In the movie this is a fictional colour, as it was in the 1939 movie by George Cukor, but in 2008 NARS turned it into reality by launching a Jungle Red box set (lipstick, lip pencil and nail polish). This set was created as a homage to the Cukor film and in occasion of the remake’s release. Now all the three products are part of NARS permanent collection.
The Women (2008)
Essie nail polishes.
In the second screencap, Mary Haines (Meg Ryan) opts for a shade called French Fawn, which doesn’t exist in Essie’s shade range.
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