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Jean Louis Ricci: In town to promote Fleur de Fleurs, Nina Ricci's latest fragrance. The light, one-note scent has more than 150 ingredients.
Jean Louis Ricci: In town to promote Fleur de Fleurs, Nina Ricci's latest fragrance. The light, one-note scent has more than 150 ingredients.

Jean Louis Ricci: In town to promote Fleur de Fleurs, Nina Ricci's latest fragrance. The light, one-note scent has more than 150 ingredients.

Date4/28/1982
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132706F
Left, Ricci's trend-setting crystal frames, dotted all over with golden studs and rhinestones, are limited edition
Left, Ricci's trend-setting crystal frames, dotted all over with golden studs and rhinestones, are limited edition
7/17/1980
Collector of history: Louis Ricci, of North York, holds up a scrapbook with a picture of a 1936 Chrysler advertisement.
Collector of history: Louis Ricci, of North York, holds up a scrapbook with a picture of a 1936 Chrysler advertisement.
2/25/1987
Ricci: Nina Ricci squares crystal clear frames, above, then emphasizes the shape with thin black line
Ricci: Nina Ricci squares crystal clear frames, above, then emphasizes the shape with thin black line
7/17/1980
Celebrating success: Maurice Roger, president of Christian Dior International, in Toronto for the launch of the company's new fragrance, says Dior spent three years developing Poison, for which he chose the main ingredients
Celebrating success: Maurice Roger, president of Christian Dior International, in Toronto for the launch of the company's new fragrance, says Dior spent three years developing Poison, for which he chose the main ingredients
9/6/1986
Left, the bride, Catherine Leggett, wearing a Nina Ricci gown, and groom, David Nugent, emerge from St. Paul's Cathedral.
Left, the bride, Catherine Leggett, wearing a Nina Ricci gown, and groom, David Nugent, emerge from St. Paul's Cathedral.
6/29/1987
Above, left to right, Anne-Marie Applin in a Winston gown, with Bill Graham (wearing his own Legion of Honor Medal) and Catherine Graham in Nina Ricci
Above, left to right, Anne-Marie Applin in a Winston gown, with Bill Graham (wearing his own Legion of Honor Medal) and Catherine Graham in Nina Ricci
10/26/1982
With flag flying, the fleur de lis, that is, one Parti Quebecois supporter shouted his approval of the provincial election's results. Many young suppo(...)
With flag flying, the fleur de lis, that is, one Parti Quebecois supporter shouted his approval of the provincial election's results. Many young suppo(...)
11/15/1976
The count of boulogne is 8-year-old Henri Louis de Bourbon, a pupil at Bedford Park Public School who'd rather play with his rocket and his cat, Fluffy, than talk about how it feels to be a French count. He became one when his grandfather Prince Louis Jean Henri Charles de Bourbon, a descendant of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoninette, died in Holland a t 64.
The count of boulogne is 8-year-old Henri Louis de Bourbon, a pupil at Bedford Park Public School who'd rather play with his rocket and his cat, Fluffy, than talk about how it feels to be a French count. He became one when his grandfather Prince Louis Jean Henri Charles de Bourbon, a descendant of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoninette, died in Holland a t 64.
1/12/1975
His last respects: A mourner draped in the Quebec fleur de lis flag was among the thousands of Montreal-area people who lined up yesterday to say farewell to former premier Rene Levesque
His last respects: A mourner draped in the Quebec fleur de lis flag was among the thousands of Montreal-area people who lined up yesterday to say farewell to former premier Rene Levesque
11/3/1987
March begins: Quebec police carry the coffin of Rene Levesque, draped in the fleur-de-lis, down the steps of Quebec's National Assembly
March begins: Quebec police carry the coffin of Rene Levesque, draped in the fleur-de-lis, down the steps of Quebec's National Assembly
11/5/1987
Quebec city demonstrators hold up their fleur-de-lis flags and make the V for victory sign during the Queen's visit on Saturday. The followers of Rass(...)
Quebec city demonstrators hold up their fleur-de-lis flags and make the V for victory sign during the Queen's visit on Saturday. The followers of Rass(...)
10/13/1964
Author of Light A Penny Candle, her first novel and one that took her into the bestseller list, Maeve Binchy confesses 'I couldn't understand it. It had none of the ingredients of a bestseller.'
Author of Light A Penny Candle, her first novel and one that took her into the bestseller list, Maeve Binchy confesses 'I couldn't understand it. It had none of the ingredients of a bestseller.'
3/10/1986