Teenage Mireille (Jasmine Lemée) is painting her mother Madeleine’s nails red.
The nail polish is by Christian Dior.
This is the packaging Dior nail polishes had in the 1980s and early 1990s.
I am disappointed by the selection of beauty products that the show’s prop masters have put on Lady D’s dressing table. In general, this vanity looks sad (which makes sense) and old (which really doesn’t). None of the products and perfumes she used has been featured here, not even Penhaligon’s Bluebell, one of her signature scents [1].
The lipstick in the gold case is by Clarins. It’s sitting on a round compact probably by Christian Dior.
The white box with a funky red pattern is an Avon nail polish. This was a weird decision: what is a product from the 1970s doing here? Did the prop masters know this was Lady Diana’s vanity? Or they believed it belonged to one of her old relatives?
There’s also Braun Independent cordless styler.
On the far right there’s a nice aqua box by Estee Lauder. Although probably not totally accurate, at least it seems plausible.
[1] This particular detail hurts the most. Why were other Penhaligon’s perfumes featured in Seasons 1 and 2 and not here, where one authentic touch was so much needed?
Thanks to Scentimentalist for the Braun, Clarins and Dior id.
One Orly nail polish and one by China Glaze can be seen at the Nail Artisan of Manatee County nail salon.
Desna’s new nail salon is fully stocked with Zoya nail polishes, including the dusty rose one Georgia (Gladys Bautista) is holding.
Several Orly nail polish displays can be seen at the Nail Artisan of Manatee County salon.
One displays the La La Land spring 2017 collection.
One is for Darlings of Defiance, the fall 2017 collection.
The third is for Coastal Crush, the summer 2017 collection.
Two displays of Orly nail polishes can be seen at the Nail Artisan of Manatee County nail salon.
One is for Pastel City spring 2018 collection.
The other is for Velvet Dream fall 2017 collection.
There’s Kleancolor Eye’m single glitter cream shadow on Maddie’s dressing table.
When the camera quickly moves over the dressing table, an array of nail polishes can be seen.
Among them, a nail polish by Sally Hansen (in the clear plastic container) and two nail polishes by OPI – silver glitter and red.
Thanks to Alessandra for submitting this post.
Poppy Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) is one of the protagonists of this episode, inspired to The Hours (2002) by Stephen Daldry, based on the novel with the same title by Michael Cunningham. Her storyline is set in the 1950s: she’s an independent woman who practices the arts of magic, through which she tries to help the women of Rivervale trapped in unhappy or boring lives.
She holds beauty lessons in her own mansion, so it’s interesting to see what’s included in her kit.
In the round train case there’s a box of Coty Airspun loose face powder.
The lipstick she puts on a red lacquered tray is Color Riche by L’Oreal.
The red nail polish bottles she puts on gold standing mirrors are from the Color Riche line by L’Oreal.
We don’t get to see Diana (Miriam Shor), the head of Marketing at Empirical, much this season. After getting married to Enzo, she’s spending an endless honeymoon in Italy. That’s how Lauren starts working at Empirical: she’s supposed to assist Diana and report to her, but she ends up replacing her.
When Lauren opens a drawer from Diana’s desk, we see some symbols of her power, which obviously include one of her statement necklaces.
There are a L’Oreal lipstick (possibly in a red shade), LA Girl Glossy plumping lip gloss and a red nail polish by OPI.
From a first, quick glimpse at Limi’s dressing table in E03, the only perfume that stands out is J’Adore, the 1999 Calice Becker creation for Dior, but there’s more.
Thankfully in E09 we get it! On the left side of Limi’s table there’s a Lalique Clairfontaine bottle with the beautiful lily-of-the-valley stopper.
The white box contains a bottle of Christian Louboutin nail polish.
J’Adore makes another appearance, along with Chanel No. 5.
The lovely apple-shaped bottle of Lolita Lempicka can be seen on Limi’s table, too. This is not a surprising choice, because this fruity gourmand fragrance, created by Annick Menardo and launched in 1997, suits the photographer’s personality.
The purple balloon bottle next to Lolita Lempicka is Lanvin Éclat d’Arpège, created by Karine Dubreuil and launched in 2002.
Last, there’s a box of Guerlain Météorites powder pearls.
Thanks to missanneiv for first telling me about this show.
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