While Elizabeth is perusing some necklaces and John asks her to steal one, a bottle of Giorgio Beverly Hills can be seen on the right corner.
Rushmore (1998)
Royal Crown hair dressing, Pinaud Clubman talc, Avon Stop ‘N Go after-shave, Corvette Stingray ’65 bottle containing Spicy after-shave and Thunderbird ’55 bottle containing Deep Woods after-shave in Bert Fischer’s barber shop.
The Great Gabbo (1929)
True Blood S05E01 (Turn! Turn! Turn!)
Vaseline Intensive Rescue soothing moisture lotion and Simple Pleasures Red Velvet Cake shower gel in Sookie’s bathroom.
Wendy Whelan’s Dressing Table (2014)
This photograph was taken by Henry Leutwyler on October 18th, 2014, in New York City Ballet principal dancer Wendy Whelan‘s dressing room, after her farewell performance at Lincoln Center.
On her dressing table you can see a jar of Ben Nye translucent face powder in Fair, a roll-on bottle of It Stays! body adhesive, a Mason Pearson Junior nylon and bristle hair brush, Neutrogena make-up remover cleansing towelettes, Sebastian Shaper Plus hairspray and a box of original mints by Dean & DeLuca.
The whole day was documented by the photographer, as seen in the November 3rd, 2014 issue of New York Magazine.
Pretty Little Liars S05E05 (Miss Me x 100)
Rebel Green yoga mat spray in Clarity and Alba Botanica Natural Hawaiian Hibiscus facial toner on Emily’s dresser.
House of Cards S01E06
The dressing table of Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) is pretty busy. We can find several interesting fragrances and make-up items on it.
The ones I have identified are Tocca Bianca (a sparkling scent with bottom notes of musk and sugar), Chloé Chloé (created by Betty Busse and launched in 1975) and Penhaligon’s Cornubia (a vampy white floral scent created by Nathalie Lawson in 1991).
The make-up items include a MAC 150 blush brush and Studio Fix powder foundation.
There are two NARS lipglosses, too. I’m pretty sure one is Albatross (old packaging), while the other could be Guyane or Vent Salé (new packaging).
The Women (2008)
There is a Narciso Rodriguez For Her display at Saks: both the black (eau de toilette) and the pale pink (eau de parfum) bottles are shown. The two fragrances, created by Christine Nagel and Francis Kurkdjian, were launched in 2004 and in 2006.
Later in the film, another bottle of Narciso Rodriguez For Her perfume appears in Mary Haines’s bedroom.
It’s not clear if it’s the pink bottle or the limited-edition white bottle of the eau de toilette.
Breaking Dawn – Part 1 (2011)
Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) uses Crest Extra White plus Scope Outlast toothpaste in Long Lasting Mint.
The Virgin Suicides (1999)
A tin can of Les Fleurs du Soleil talc can be seen in the Lisbons’ bathroom.
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