December 1967. 'Like wow! New Coty Sniff-Strips and Sniff-Tease. Wild, with-it fragrance tape and decals stick on anywhere.'

Coty Lipstick Ad (ELLE 1966)

look for the name: BABETTE

vintage blue calico floral capelet prairie dress, c. 197o's

{hair} "new twists for holidays hair" for short hair, from just seventeen magazine (december 1978)

vintage white lucite beaded flower pearlized box purse w/ clear petal cut lid and twist handle, c. 195o's

coty "muguet des bois" eau de parfum

cecilie bahnsen x charles & keith "dahlia" recycled satin quilted and embroidered mary jane flats in ivory color

my sister introduced me to dnp in 2011 and she dropped off around 2013 so it is only right that i made her do the acronym breakdown

based ingenious goals and dil is the littlun are my personal faves

Garlic lost in the crob COTY votings...so I decided to do her justice 😈

First post! Hi Tumblr

I don’t really know what to say other than here’s my frost queen propaganda and you should vote frost queen for COTY

US Vogue February 1, 1960

Anna Carin Bjorck wears a bias-checked jersey coat and skirt, brown on beige, over a knotted white silk surah blouse. Suit. By Ben Gershel, of Jerseycraft in worsted jersey wool. Spicy beige stockings from Kayser. Andrew Geller pumps. Jewelry: from Van Cleef & Arpels. Lipstick perspective: Bright, by Coty. The cute little dog, a Yorkshire terrier.

Anna Carin Bjorck porte un manteau et une jupe en jersey à carreaux biais, marron sur beige, sur une blouse surah en soie blanche nouée. Tailleur. Par Ben Gershel, de Jerseycraft en laine peignée jersey. Bas beiges épicés de Kayser. Escarpins d'Andrew Geller. Bijoux : de Van Cleef & Arpels. La perspective du rouge à lèvres : Bright, de Coty. Le petit chien mignon, un Yorkshire terrier.

Photo Frances McLaughlin-Gill vogue archive

Advertisment for Coty ‘Air-Spun’ face powder and rouge, and ‘Sub-Deb’ lipstick (1944).

Happy 2024!

Coty Originals Makeup Ad (1970)

what would @bebemoon wear~ ?

alexander mcqueen “irere” collection shredded silk gown, rtw s/s 2oo3

costume originally worn by margot fonteyn as juliet in the ballet “romeo and juliet”

jil sander rtw a/w 2o22 heels

coty “la rose” eau de parfum

efff (vintage shop) sheer chiffon off-the-shoulder gown

harlot hands “flight of the moth” necklace w/ shell, stainless steel and various soft metals

sororité vintage la perla silk-blend white sheer boned bra, antique cream lace full skirt and pear strand waist belt

marina bychkova’s “cinderella” bjd enchanted doll w/ cast sterling silver corset, shoes and hair ornaments, c. 2oo9 (in lieu of a bag or whatever, just carry an intricate porcelain bjd under your arm, right ?)

servalan from “blake’s 7″ wearing a shredded one-shoulder black gown w/ white pearl beaded bra-top

"Have you tried Gay Fuchsia?"

1955 Coty Lipstick ad

Coty powder compact designed by Leon Bakst, Made by Coty Inc in Paris, France, 1935-1955.

The founder, Francois Coty believed the aesthetics of the packaging to be as important as the product. After his successful artistic partnership with designer Rene Lalique in the early 20th century, Coty approached Leon Bakst to design the Air Spun powder box. Leon Bakst is celebrated for his colourful exotic costumes and decors created for the Ballet Russes, which prompted new fashions in dress and interior decoration. This colourful, exotic aesthetic can be seen in the design of the powder box, where fluffy white powder puffs with black and gold handles float against an orange and gold background. Bakst’s original powder box design was made of Moroccan leather with gold leaf embossing. However, these boxes were expensive to manufacture and Coty paid his customers to return them when empty. They were then sent to Japan where the gold leaf would be scraped off and then reused. Bakst’s design was later modified into a cheaper cardboard version by Coty’s commercial artist Georges Draeger. The design of the packaging created an impression of luxury and prestige, while still being mass produced. These ‘luxury’ items were made even more accessible to middle and working class women by packaging them in small quantities and creating gift sets and co-ordinating product lines. Coty Air Spun powder was very successful, selling in Europe, North and South America, Australia and Asia. It was so popular in Asia that the ‘Rachel’ colour was created specifically for Asian skin tones. Coty is an internationally renowned beauty product and fragrance company that was founded in Paris in 1904 by François Coty. The company was acquired by the fragrance division of Unilever in 2005. In 2010 Coty had it’s headquarters in New York City and had become the world’s largest manufacturer of mass-market fragrances, aligning many of its new fragrances with celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker, David and Victoria Beckham, Jennifer Lopez and Calvin Klein. Alysha Buss, Curatorial volunteer with Anne-Marie Van de Ven, Curator, February 2011 Reference: Toledano, Roulhac B. and Coty, Elizabeth Z., ‘Francois Coty: Fragrance, Power, Money’, Pelican Publishing Company Inc, Gretna, Louisiana, 2009

Powerhouse Museum Collection.

June 1972. 'A girl's eyes should speak as softly as her lips.'