There are several make-up items in Emily’s bag: a Chanel lipstick (it could be the Rouge Coco or the Rouge Coco Shine, since the two products have the same tube), a purple nail polish by OPI, L’Oreal Colour Riche Caresse lip colour and a Claire’s lipstick (with a slightly different packaging).
There’s also a tube of Maybelline Color Sensational lipstick.
There are two bottles of OPI red nail polish on Chuck’s bedside table.
There is a hilarious conversation in this episode: it comes at a tragic moment (one of the protagonists has been killed) but Brooke Maddox (Carlson Young), the spoiled brat of the bunch, is able to relieve it. She calls Emma (Willa Fitzgerald) asking to help her choose “funeral nail polish”.
Both options are by OPI: the first shade she mentions is Titanium (shimmery dark silver, from the fall 2014 Designer Series collection), while the second is Black Onyx (classic black from the core collection).
The girl finally opts for Black Onyx, commenting that her friend would approve. Who knows? Maybe she’s right. Too bad we will never know.
Signora Santini (Angela Pagano) is painting her nails with a coral nail polish by OPI. It’s hard to tell the exact shade used in the film, but Conga-Line Coral, from the South Beach spring/summer 2009 collection, could be a good guess.
Several OPI nail polishes and Avoplex moisturizing lotion (old bottle) can be seen at the salon where Paulette (Jennifer Coolidge) is doing Elle’s nails.
OPI nail polishes.
OPI and Clinique nail polishes, and a Frédéric Fekkai classic hair brush can be seen on Elle Woods’ dressing table.
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