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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Coty Coolness


The New Yorker, Volume 14, Issues 14-26, 1938:
"Cloak Yourself in Coolness. For Coty offers Bath Luxuries that wrap you in a cloak of invisible, fragrant freshness. They are richly endowed with true Coty odeurs...L'Aimant, L'Origan,“Paris,” Styx, Emeraude...Even their packages shimmer with coolness; bubbles and starfish suggest Neptune's green realm."




3.40 oz Styx Eau de Toilette Parfumee, photo from Quirky Finds
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