Lip Stick Collection (page 4)

Woman / Lipstick 1925
An elegant young woman in the latest fashion looks in a small hand mirror and applies her lipstick

Woman / Lipstick 1914
Elegant woman applies her red lipstick

Makeup Lipstick 1927
Elegant young woman with bobbed hair sits on a bench to do her lipstick

Make-Up / Lady Checking
A fashionable woman checks her make-up with a small pocket mirror. Date: 1936

Astrakhan Coat & Hat
A beautiful woman is wrapped up warmly in a Russian astrakhan coat & hat (toque). A poster depicting animals used for their fur adorns the wall behind her

Glamorous Smoker
A very sophisticated woman, looking intelligent in spectacles and glamorous in make-up, smoking a cigarette

Woman Soldier Smoking
A glamorous British soldier nonchalantly smokes her cigarette

Lady in Black
Woman with a pale face in black wearing a hat and red lipstick

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"Through the decades, lips painted in vibrant hues have whispered tales of beauty and empowerment. From the Art Deco era to World War II, lipstick has adorned the faces of women across time. In a vintage poster from 1941, an elegant lady with crimson lips embodies glamour and resilience amidst a turbulent world. Pan American World Airways entices travelers with a bold red pout that promises adventure beyond borders. The timeless act of putting on lipstick is captured by David Wright's exquisite artwork, showcasing femininity and grace. On Tatler's May 1962 cover, glossy lips steal the spotlight as they invite readers into a world of sophistication and allure. Schiaparelli's enchanting advert from 1938 celebrates individuality through unconventional lip shades that challenge societal norms. In Britannia and Eve magazine during August 1940, amidst wartime chaos, lipstick becomes an emblem of strength for women who refuse to surrender their sense of self. The swinging sixties witness a revolution in cosmetics as vibrant colors take center stage on countless magazine covers. Anita Elson graces Britannia and Eve magazine in November 1936 with her captivating smile accentuated by perfectly applied lipstick – proof that even during uncertain times, beauty endures. Renee Charron's 'Take Cover' reminds us that even in moments of distress, a touch of color can uplift spirits and inspire hope. Hollywood icon Claudette Colbert mesmerizes audiences not only with her acting prowess but also with her signature scarlet lips that exude confidence on-screen and off-screen alike. " Lipstick: A timeless symbol of femininity, strength, and self-expression throughout history.