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Matte Liquid Lipstick Nr16 Rose Pompadour 

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Matte Liquid Lipstick Nr16 Rose Pompadour 

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By Borgman Shop on Etsy

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Wall Mural featuring one of the most famous paintings of Madame de Pompadour by François Boucher, c. 1758.

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Rose Pompadour is a line of porcelain developed by Manufacture Royale de Sèvres in 1757. It was inspired by Madame de Pompadour. The factory is still in operation today, and sells Rose Pompadour porcelain pieces.

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Pompadour Pink, official colour name (web colour codes): HEX #ED7A9B / RGB (237, 122, 155)

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Inspiration board by Pompadour Design Studio

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Inspiration board by Pompadour Design Studio

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Fabric swatches and Inspiration board from A Parisian design studio inspired by Madame de Pompadour called, Antoinette Poisson, (her maiden name). The studio re-creates 18th-century wallpapers of Versailles. In Madame’s era, wallpaper was at the height of newness.

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"A real standout for its striking flowers with wide fuchsia-pink outer petals and a tufted creamy pink center, Pink Pompadour is classified as a "bomb" Peony due with its full flowers" -- Garden Design

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Nail polish inspired by Pompadour from Dior. Pink of course!

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Madame de Pompadour Wallpaper in Double Pink by Loralee Lewis.

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Madame de Pompadour, one of the oldest influencers of fashion and design born 300 years ago, continues to inspire not just shades of the colour pink, but home furnishings, fabrics, horticulture, fashion, cosmetics and literature.

This photo montage is just a sampling of Pompadour’s enduring influence.

As you browse through the collage consider the questions: 1) Why do you think Pompadour's influence was, and is so widespread within design and fashion? 2) Are fashion 'influencers' today different than those in history (as explored in this course)? Why or why not?