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US Vogue March 1, 1950

1 camel triangular handbag cowhide leather, with a unique bow handle. By Shur-Tite.

2 Handbag sheath in rust-coloured calfskin, lined with silk, with two handles. By Style Art.

3 Baby suitcase: oversized handbag for travelling. Tan beige calfskin. By Coblentz.

4 Long, flat handbag in natural pigskin. Locking clasp, extension handle. By Ronay.

5 Big and Blue: Afternoon Purse from navy blue suede, with a metal frame. By Bee Davis.

6 Light handbag, Havana bamboo lizard with long handles, padlock clasp. By Koret.

The perfumes :

1"Some Flowers" by Houbigant. 2“Supreme Moment” by Jean Patou. 3"Beau Belle" by Bourgeois. 4 D'Orsay's latest: "Divine". 5 Dana's "Voodoo" 6 "Fame" by Corday. 7 “Fabulous” by Charbert. 8 "Savoir Faire" by Dorothy Gray. 9 "Shocking" by Schiaparelli. Handbags & perfumes.

1 Sac à main triangulaire camel cuir de vachette, avec une poignée en arc unique. Par Shur-Tite.

2 Fourreau de sac à main en cuir de veau couleur rouille, doublé de soie, à deux anses. Par Style Art.

3 Valise bébé : sac à main surdimensionné pour voyager. En cuir de veau beige tan. Par Coblentz.

4 Sac à main long et plat en peau de porc naturelle. Fermoir de verrouillage, poignée d'extension. Par Ronay.

5 Grand et bleu : sac à main d'après-midi de suède bleu marine, avec une armature en métal. Par Bee Davis.

6 Sac à main léger, lézard bambou havane à longues anses, fermoir cadenas. Par Koret.

Les parfums :

1911: Caron's Narcisse Noir

1912: Guerlain's L'Heure Bleue

1913: Houbigant's Quelques Fleurs

1913: Paul Poiret's Nuit de Chine

1916: Lenthéric's Shanghai

1917: Coty's Chypre

1919: Guerlain's Mitsouko

1919: Caron's Tabac Blond

1921: Chanel No.5

1921: Molinard's Habanita

1922: Caron's Nuit de Noel

1923: Caron's Bain de Champagne

1924: Lanvin's Arpège

1924: Corday's Toujours Moi

1925: Guerlain's Shalimar

1925: Corday's Orchidée Bleue

1926: Corday's Femme du Jour

1927: Coty's L'aimant

1927: Jean Patou's Chaldee

1928: Bourjois' Soir de Paris

1929: Jean Patou's Joy

1931: Lanvin's Scandal

1932: Worth's Je Raviens

1932: Dana's Tabu

1933: Dana's Twenty Carats

1933: Guerlain's Vol de Nuit

1933: Caron's Fleurs de Rocaille

1934: Lucien Lelong's Opening Night

1934: Elizabeth Arden's Blue Grass

1934: Coty's A'Suma

1935: Lucien Lelong's Indiscret

1937: Schiaparella's Shocking

1938: Jean Patou's Colony

1941: Houbigant's Chantilly

1944: Piguet's Bandit

1944: Femme de Rochas

1945: Evyan's White Shoulders

1946: Carven's Ma Griffe

1946: Angelique's Black Satin

1947: Dior's Miss Dior

1947: Balmain's Vent Vert

1947: Balenciaga's Le Dix

1948: Nina Ricci's L'Air du Temps

1948: Robert Piguet's Fracas

1950: Jacques Fath's Canasta

1953: Estée Lauder's Youth-Dew

1953: Balmain's Jolie Madame

1953: Matchabelli's Wind Song

1954: Caron's Poivre

1954: Grossmith's White Fire

1955: Dana's Ambush

1955: Balenciaga's Quadrille

1956: Dior's Diorissimo

1956: Nina Ricci's Fille d'Eve

1957: Givenchy's L'Interdit

1958: Max Factor's Hypnotique

1958: Carven's Vert et Blanc

1959: Gres' Cabochard

17 Works, November 7th. is Paul Baudry’s day, his art, illustrated with footnotes #231

Baudry, Paul (La Roche-sur-Yon, 07–11–1828 – Paris, 17–01–1886)Jupiter et les Corybantes, c. 1876Ceiling mural Opera National, Paris In Greek and Roman mythology, the god Saturn was warned that one of his offspring would overthrow him, so he ate his children at birth. To protect their son, his wife Ops took the infant Jupiter to the island of Crete to be raised by the Corybantes, who used the…