There are two bottles of Lucien Lelong Indiscret and one small bottle of Lucien Lelong Balalaika on J. O.’s dressing table.
Category Archives: perfumes in movies
Rundskop (2011)
Lucia Schepers (Jeanne Dandoy) works in a perfume shop. Several perfumes can be spotted behind her.
A bottle of Lanvin Arpège is on the top shelf, on the left. This famous white floral perfume was made by Andre Fraysse and first launched in 1927.
Another Lanvin perfume – Rumeur 2 Rose – is on the bottom shelf, on the left. This one was created by Honorine Blanc and launched in 2007.
Three Burberry perfumes can be seen on the right: Burberry Women, Burberry The Beat and Burberry Sport for Women. The first is a fruity/woody perfume created by Michel Almairac in 1997; the second is a citrus green scent created by Dominique Ropion, Olivier Polge and Beatrice Piquet in 2008. The last one was created by Olivier Polge and Beatrice Piquet in 2010.
When Lucia’s mother (Jeanne Remy) pays a visit to her daughter, a factice bottle of Nina Ricci Deci Dela can be seen on a table next to her. This chypre floral fragrance was created by Jean Guichard and launched in 1994.
Entre tinieblas (1983)
The Edge of Seventeen (2016)
Nadine Franklin (Hailee Steinfeld) is getting ready to go out with Nick. She sprays some perfume, which happens to be a Serge Lutens scent. Quite an unusual choice for a teenager, isn’t it?
It’s hard to tell what perfume sits on her dresser. The “juice” is clear and the front label is white, so it could be Clair de Musc, Gris clair… or La vierge de fer.
Nerve (2016)
When Vee (Emma Roberts) visits Bergdorf Goodman for a dare, she stops by a perfume counter to ask for directions. Lots of Atelier Cologne bottles can be seen in this scene.
The five bottles on the left are from the Collection Matières – Rose Anonyme, Jasmin Angélique, Vanille Insensée, Vétiver Fatal and Ambre Nue.
The bottles in the middle are from the Collection Métal – Gold Leather, Santal Carmin, Silver Iris, Oud Saphir, Blanche Immortelle and Camelia Intrepide.
The bottles of the right include Bois Blonds, Trèfle Pur, Pomélo Paradis and Bergamote Soleil.
Thanks to Kora-Lee Lust for the id.
Scusi, facciamo l’amore? (1968)
There’s a Guerlain flacon montre on the shelves in the bedroom of Lallo di San Marciano (Pierre Clémenti). In the film the disk on the bottle is dark; we can make a few assumptions [1], but still it’s impossible to say what cologne it contained. I’d like to think it was Mitsouko.
[1] It could be Ode (purple disk), Vol de Nuit (navy blue disk), Jicky (burgundy disk) or Liu (black disk).
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)
On Martha’s busy dressing table there are bottles of Lucien Lelong Sirocco and Fabergè Tigress.
Thanks to Phyl D in the comments for the Fabergè id.
What Women Want (2000)
The protagonist’s ex-wife, Gigi (Lauren Holly) loves perfumes and beauty products: her busy dressing table proves it.
There are Clinique Dramatically Different moisturizing lotion, Bulgari Eau Parfumée au The Vert cologne and body lotion, and a perfume by Maître Parfumeur et Gantier.
In another screencap, a bottle of Diorissimo (or Diorella) by Christian Dior and a perfume by Annick Goutal (even in this case, impossible to tell which one) can be seen.
Among her make-up items, there’s a MAC lipstick.
Ziegfeld Girl (1941)
Sheila Regan (Lana Turner) is taking a bubble bath. There’s a giant bottle of Caron Nuit de Noël beside her marble bath tub.
Sabrina (1995)
There’s a bottle of Halston Z-14 in the bathroom Linus Larrabee (Harrison Ford) has in his office. This is a 1976 creation by Vincent Marcello and Max Gavarry with prominent spicy and leather notes.
Thanks to my friend Jennifer for the id.
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