From flapper girls to pin-up dolls, vintage makeup ads from the 1920s-1950s not only sold cosmetics but also sold a lifestyle. Let's take a look!
..with Viviane Woodard Cosmetics. It's more fun that way.
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Image file to download and vintage original printpublished in 1923 Armand Vallée Behind the Scenes of a Music-Hall in — , La Vie Parisienne — Clipping
Concise illustrated history of 1920s Women's Makeup styles and cosmetics. Find out how the flapper look of the Roaring 1920's evolved.
Vogue 1940 looks at the colors of great artists - The Lautrec Type: You are the clear skinned redhead, the type Henri de Toulous Lautrec really loved to paint. Your eyes are blue, green, or hazel,
Propaganda da Lingerie Valisère veiculado nos anos 40 para promover a beleza feminina: seja loira ou morena.
It's not a secret that ads are around in order to push products. But what's interesting is that oftentimes, we find the male gaze in ads that are trying to move merchandise for women. Whereas male-skewed ads usually revolve around becoming more…
Image via Eng101discussion.blogspot.com Tenaciously holding onto the tails of time, makeup has stuck around for over 6,000 years, dating back to when
Elizabeth Arden, Wild Pink, 1964 #wildpink #elizabetharden
In this article on the history of lipsticks, you will get a complete idea of the evolution of lipsticks, with interesting facts and figures. So, give it a read.
I like vintage stuff. Mostly from 1940-1970. Much of the content here comes from the Australian Women's Weekly. Ask me anything!
~ Delial Advertising, circa 1975
