Appearance Gallery
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Riviera holiday makers on the piste
Illustration by William Heath Robinson showing skiiers intrigued by the appearance of glamorous Howard. K. Elcock characters. Please note: Credit must appear as (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
07, 1925, 21, Appearance, Characters, Dec, Elcock, Glamorous, Heath, Historical, History, Holiday, Howard, Illustration, Iln, Import, Intrigued, Makers, Piste, Riviera, Robinson, Showing, Skiiers, Will I Am

Comic postcard, Woman with dress improvers the wrong way round
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Helena Rubinstein advert, The War Face, WW1
Advertisement for Helena Rubinstein beauty treatments, asking, Is your's a "war face"'? It It claims that 99 out of a 100 women were showing the strain of the war in their faces and that, even if your social or professional life does not demand it, your PATRIOTISM demands that you keep your face bright and attractive so that you radiate optimism. Thankfully, the renowned face specialist can help you regain your good looks! Date: 1916
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans

Comic postcard, Woman at her dressing table, improving her appearance with makeup
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Advertisement for Everitt trouser presses complete with new comfort screws
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Advertisement for Elizabeth Arden claiming to turn an appearance gone to pieces into
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Evelyn Nesbit and Mr Clifford
Evelyn Nesbit, aka Mrs Harry Thaw, pictured with Mr. Clifford with whom she was performing at the London Hippodrome revue, Hello Ragtime in 1913. A famous beauty who had appeared on countless magazine covers, she was at the centre of a scandalous murder when her mentally unstable husband, mad with jealousy, shot the architect Stanford White, because White had seduced Evelyn when she was a young woman. Albert de Courville brought her to London to appear at the Hippodrome, just at the point her husband had escaped from prison, renewing interest in her celebrity. She is pictured with Mr. Clifford who was an expert in ragtime dances such as the Turkey Trot and Grizzly Bear. Date: 1913
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans