Eye Lashes Collection

Joan Crawford / Postcard
JOAN CRAWFORD American film actress looking haughty

Lipstick 1960S
Girl with thick dark hair cut into a fashionable hairstyle with a fringe, applying pale lipstick

Sensual face of a young woman, close-up

Flower power eye lashes
Raissa Oltmanns

Black Swan
Shizuo Shiki

Actress Wendy Richard seen here posing in the Sunday Mirror studio. September 1973

Universe Eye
Florent Bodart

Detail of the Delphi Charioteer, c. 470 BC (bronze) (see also 161526)
ALI230714 Detail of the Delphi Charioteer, c.470 BC (bronze) (see also 161526) by Greek, (5th century BC); Archaeological Museum, Delphi, Greece; (add.info.: Detail of the Delphi Charioteer)

EYE
Lourens Huizinga

Actress Wendy Richard seen here posing in the Sunday Mirror studio. September 1973

The Eyes of Miss Julia Neilson
The Beautiful Eyes of Miss Julia Neilson Date: circa 1908

Eyelash hairs, SEM
Eyelash hairs and skin. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of eyelash hairs growing from the surface of human skin

Female Type / Gloves 1930S
A woman poses outside wearing the latest style of afternoon gloves in yellow jersey trimmed with dark stitching Date: 1930s

Eyelashes, SEM
Eyelash hairs. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of eyelash hairs. Hairs grow from follicles in the dermal layer of the skin

Contact lens
MODEL RELEASED. Contact lens. Woman inserting a disposable (soft) contact lens

Open eye, artwork

Closed eye, artwork

Pixellated eye, computer artwork. This could represent artificial vision or impaired sight

Eye. Close-up of a womans eye

Womans eye
Womans blue eye

Mans eye
MODEL RELEASED. Mans eye. Close up of a healthy mans eye

African elephant eye and skin
Elephant eye and skin. Close up of the eye of an African elephant (Loxodonta africana). The long eyelashes are to protect the eyes from dust and insects

Horse, adult, close-up of head, eyelashes and eye

Girl in an exotic Blue Feathered Hat
A pretty young woman wearing an exotic Blue Feathered Hat

Mcpherson / Aimee / Kapp 28
AIMEE SEMPLE MCPHERSON nee AIMEE ELIZABETH KENNEDY American Pentecostal evangelist

False Eyelashes 1971
Blonde model wearing fashionable false black eyelashes

False Eyelashes
Applying false eyelashes with the aid of pincers and a magnifying make-up mirror

Marie Wilson / Mascara
Marie Wilson applies mascara to false eyelashes using a hand-mirror

Makeup / Mascara 20C
Woman in a green dressing gown, applying her mascara

Applying Mascara 1940S
One of the greatest flaws in your make-up can be badly applied mascara. Apply it with a clean brush and give the tips of your eyelashes two light coats

Touching up Eyelashes
A lady touches up her eyelashes

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"Captivating and alluring, eye lashes have always been the ultimate accessory to enhance one's beauty. Just like iconic actress Joan Crawford, who mesmerized audiences with her dramatic gaze, they hold the power to captivate hearts. In the swinging 1960s, when lipstick became a symbol of empowerment and self-expression, it was the long fluttering lashes that completed the sensual face of every young woman. Close-up shots captured their enchanting allure, making them an irresistible feature. But beyond our earthly realm lies a universe within each eye. The Universe Eye phenomenon takes us on a cosmic journey as we marvel at how these delicate strands can create such depth and mystery. During the flower power era, even eyelashes embraced this vibrant movement. Flower power eye lashes adorned faces with bursts of color and whimsy, adding an extra touch of magic to any look. In September 1973, actress Wendy Richard graced the Sunday Mirror studio with her captivating presence. Her eyes spoke volumes as she posed alongside a male model - their gazes entwined in an unspoken story told through their luscious lashes. Drawing inspiration from ancient artistry, we find ourselves transported back to c. 470 BC when intricate lash details were immortalized in bronze by none other than the Delphi Charioteer himself. A testament to their timeless appeal. Just like Natalie Portman's transformation into the Black Swan character showcased its dark allure through intense eyes framed by bold lashes; they possess an undeniable mystique that leaves us spellbound. Eyes are said to be windows to our souls – but it is those strikingly beautiful eyelashes that frame these portals so elegantly. As Wendy Richard once again graces our vision in September 1973 posing for Sunday Mirror studio captures - her expressive eyes speak volumes about love and longing. "