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Hellraiser (1987)

18 Mar 2026 Born Unicorn Leave a comment

There are some very interesting fragrances on Julia’s dressing table.

I had to crop the close-up shot of the table and adjust the lighting in order to show that the refillable atomiser on the left is green.

It’s Jean Couturier Coriandre, a 1973 chypre fragrance created by Jacqueline Couturier, Jean-Louis Sieuzac and Gerard Pelpel.

Next to it there’s a splash bottle of Chanel Cristalle eau de toilette, a citrus aromatic fragrance created by Henri Robert and launched in 1974.

There’s also Cacharel Anaïs Anaïs, a 1978 floral fragrance created by Roger Pellegrino, Robert Gonnon, Paul Leger and Raymond Chaillan.

A slight camera movement shows a fourth product: it’s Ungaro Diva, housed in a beautiful fluted spray bottle. This is a woody floral fragrance created by Jacques Polge and launched in 1983.

Thanks to Samuel for submitting this post.

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Mannequin (1987)

16 Jul 2019 Born Unicorn Leave a comment

Hollywood Montrose (Meshach Taylor) works as a window dresser at the department store Prince & Company. He’s one of the few persons who are friendly with Jonathan (Andrew McCarthy). After being hired as shop boy, Jonathan will soon start working – exclusively at night – as window dresser. His displays will become hugely successful, much to Hollywood’s delight.

In the scene above, Hollywood is working on a perfume display which includes several factice bottles of famous perfumes from the 1980s.

First, Emanuel Ungaro Diva, created by Jacques Polge in 1983

Perry Ellis eau de parfum, launched in 1985

Chanel Coco, another Jacques Polge creation, launched in 1984And last, Giorgio Beverly Hills Giorgio for Men, launched in 1984.

Thanks to perfumes_marimichimoni on Instagram for the Perry Ellis id.

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Someone to Watch Over Me (1987)

20 Feb 2017 Born Unicorn 1 Comment

Claire Gregory (Mimi Rogers) and Mike Keegan go shopping at a luxury department store. She’s an habitual customer, so she greets the sales assistant sitting at the perfume counter.

Among the several bottles on the counter, I’ve spotted a Chanel perfume in three sizes, a giant bottle of Jean Desprez Bal à Versailles eau de cologne and a giant Caron bottle. I can only assume the Chanel perfume is no.5, but the same bottle has been used for other fragrances.

One bottle of Ungaro Diva makes its appearance, too. In the background, on the right, a giant bottle of a Jean Patou perfume can be seen. It’s unclear whether it’s Joy or 1000, because the two perfumes have the same bottle.