When Hannah gets to Montauk and opens her suitcase, she realises her Sun Bum sunscreen lotion has spilt all over the clothes. This is the SPF 50 lotion (water-resistant, gluten-free and vegan).
Jackie (2016)
There are two Nina Ricci perfumes on Jackie Kennedy’s dressing table in her bedroom at the White House. On the left there’s L’air du temps, created by Francis Fabron and launched after the WWII, in 1948. On the right there’s Coeur Joie, a white floral perfume, created by Germaine Cellier and launched in 1946; the cut-out heart-shaped bottle was designed by Marc Lalique.
Thanks to PaleBlueMoon for the L’air du temps id.
Jackie (2016)
There are four Guerlain perfumes in Jackie Kennedy’s bathroom at the White House.
From left to right: the flacon bouchon coeur of Mitsouko, the flacon rayonnant of Vol de Nuit, a flacon abeille and the flacon chauve souris for Shalimar.
Next to them, a bottle of Bal à Versailles by Jean Desprez can be seen.
I’m sorry to say that the choice of the bottles is lazy and inaccurate. Take Mitsouko, for example: the spray version of this bottle came out in 1995, not in the 1960s. The same can be said for the flacon abeille, a spray version of which was launched in 1992. Why didn’t the prop master use original bottles? Such a disappointment for an Oscar-nominated film!
Thanks to my Instagram friend Mustapha for the id.
Jackie (2016)
Jackie (2016)
While Jacqueline and John Kennedy are flying to Dallas on the Air Force One, the First Lady puts her lipstick on. In this scene, a tube of Marvis toothpaste in Classic Strong Mint can be seen in a glass by the washbasin.
On the way back to Washington D. C., another scene is set in the presidential plane’s restroom: Jackie is washing her husband’s blood off her face. In this case, a bottle of Guerlain Vetiver can be seen on the countertop on the right. This perfume, created by Jean-Paul Guerlain and launched in 1959, is here shown in the “travel bottle” with silver metal cap and black rim.
Thanks to my Instagram friend Mustapha for the id.
Lady Gaga’s Superbowl Dressing Room (2017)
Lady Gaga, the half-time show performer at the 51st Super Bowl, has posted a short video in her Instagram Stories. Set in a dressing room at the NRG Stadium in Houston, the video shows the artist in front of a mirror with her hair stylist Frederic Aspiras. Lots of Marc Jacobs Beauty can be seen on the table.
Right in front of the mirror there are several bottles of Re(marc)able full-cover foundation concentrate.
The huge palette on the left is About Last Night, which contains 20 eyeshadows.
The smaller one is the Style Eye Con No. 7 Plush, containing 7 eyeshadows.
A large number of eye and lip pencils can be seen, too.
Moving to the right, we can see one bottle of Genius Gel super-charged oil-free foundation, Under(cover) perfecting coconut face primer, Glow Stick glistening illuminator and Le Marc lip crème lipstick.
Last but not least, other two compacts – O!Mega bronzer and Air Blush soft-glow duo.
Here’s another picture of the dressing table from the Instagram account of Lady Gaga’s make-up artist, Sarah Nicole Tanno.
The Get Down E02 (Seek Those Who Fan Your Flames)
Many scenes of the tv show are set at Adele’s, the Kiplings’ hairdresser’s shop. In the screencap above, a jar of Vaseline pure petroleum jelly is visible, along with a spray can of Raveen oil sheen and conditioner, a Marvy Marvcide sanitizing jar and a bottle of Sea Breeze astringent for skin and scalp.
Postcards from the Edge (1990)
Pal Joey (1957)
Vera Prentice-Simpson (Rita Hayworth) sings Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered, a popular song from the 1940 musical the film is inspired to.
There are two big Lanvin bottles on her dressing table, possibly of Arpege, one of Hayworth’s favourite perfumes.
The black boule bottle of Arpege can be seen on the bottom shelf in her bathroom. The iconic perfume was created by Andre Fraysse and launched in 1927.


























