Colin (John Bradley) is sitting backstage while Kat is performing live. There are some interesting products on the dressing table in front of him.
The tall bottle with gold stopper is from the Global Therapy line by Franck Provost.
The aqua pump bottle next to it is Styling 3 wet-look gel by Franck Provost.
The elegant white jar contains Tatcha The Silk Cream.
Last, the black jar is another Franck Provost product – the Styling 2 modeling wax.
Kat is finally back home after her disaster concert. Jimmy Fallon is on tv and he’s making fun of her. There are some beauty products on the table in front of her tv.
The tall bottle with silver cap is Franck Provost Styling 3 normal-hold mousse.
The other two bottles with gold caps are from the Global Therapy line by Franck Provost.
Kat (Jennifer Lopez) takes a bath after her concert went terribly wrong.
Most of the products on the shelf by her bath tub are by Franck Provost.
The two black tubes on the left are from the Styling 3 line – strong-hold gel and curl-enhancer fluid.
The white tall bottle and jar with gold caps are from the Oleo Active line: they are Huile Sublime, a treatment for very dry hair, and the mask.
The black bottle with gold cap is the shampoo from the Global Therapy line.
Last, the white bottle on the right is another product from the Oleo Active line: it’s the shampoo for very dry hair.
The lipstick that Marie (Charlotte Rampling) puts on is Dramatically Different by Clinique.
There are two Avon bottles in Drey’s bathroom: the yellow one is the Parlour Lamp perfume decanter, while the swan-shaped one contains the cologne Bird of Paradise.
Several beauty products and toiletries can be seen in the bathroom where twins Thomas and Hardy are having a bath.
On the shelf behind Simon (Matthew Goode) we can see Jo Malone body & hand wash and a jar of body crème.
On the same shelf there’s also a pump bottle of Ortigia Neroli shower gel.
Last, a tube of Oral B Pro Expert toothpaste.
Thanks to Alessandra for submitting this post.
While Fausto (Gianni Morandi) is getting ready to perform at his comeback concert, we get a glimpse of his bathroom. There are two interesting bottles by the washbasin.
One is Allure Sensuelle by Chanel. This flanker of Allure (launched in 1996) was created in 2005 by Jacques Polge.
The other is Acqua di Bolgheri by Dr. Taffi. This fragrance, launched in 2008, establishes a connection with the film plot, set in the Appenine Mountains between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany. The Tuscan village it is named after had a key role in the life and works of Giosuè Carducci, one of the most important Italian poets [1].
[1] Bolgheri is famously mentioned in the 1874 ode Davanti San Guido.
There are two tin boxes of Bésame Cosmetics cream rouge on the dressing table at the Wolford, the Manhattan strip club where Miriam (Rachel Brosnahan) works as a comedienne.
When Miriam decides to meet L. Roy Dunham (Hari Nef), a journalist who has been writing scathing articles about her shows, the first comment she gets is about her perfume.
The journalist thinks she’s wearing Lanvin Arpège. Even if we haven’t seen so far what perfumes sit on Miriam’s dressing table, I think Arpège is a nice guess. Created by Paul Vacher and Andrè Fraysse and launched in 1927, this iconic white floral fragrance would suit the protagonist’s bubbly yet classic style.
Before leaving Shy Baldwin’s wedding party, Susie (Alex Borstein) wants to get a gift bag but Miriam (Rachel Brosnahan) doesn’t agree because she thinks gift bags are “tacky”. She changes her mind when she realises the bags contain Chanel No. 5.
Susie ends up leaving with many gift bags!
What I find strange is that the only perfume bottle seen on the gift bag table is not Chanel No. 5 but Coco (see the black paper strip around the bottle neck). I would be curious to know why the prop masters didn’t use the perfume mentioned in the conversation but opted for a fragrance launched in 1984, decades after the time in which the tv show is set.
