AT&T ad from 1967
The final touch before going out is to touch your ears with a bit of your favorite perfume. Rita Hayworth, Columbia contract player, uses a lighter fragrance in the summertime, leaving the heavier odors to accompany the furs and woolens of the cooler seasons (1938)
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"Do you want sweet breath? Saturate a lump of sugar with perfume and eat it before you go out to an evening party."
— Make-Up by Virginia Vincent, 1932
Jean Shrimpton for Yardley, 1960s.
Yardley Oh! de London perfume
Mademoiselle magazine, 1965
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Flaming Youth, 1923 (x)
Colleen Moore
Trivia: The film is presumed lost : An incomplete print exists in the Library of Congress film archive (one reel only). (via)
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