She watched his reflection in the salon mirror as he held Lenora, then 2 ½.
With a foreshadowing of the tragedy to come, Shelby almost faints when she sees herself in the salon mirror.
It's the quintessential country house salon, mirrored in high-voltage colors -- peacock-blue pillows, walls a jaunty shade of mango.
By Mary Norris The New Yorker, May 27 , 1991P. 29 Talk story about visiting Recine New York, a marble-floored, mirror-walled beauty salon operated by Bob Recine in Chelsea.
The New Yorker, May 27 , 1991P. 29 Talk story about visiting Recine New York, a marble-floored, mirror-walled beauty salon operated by Bob Recine in Chelsea.
At the salon, the mirror in the dark changing room had made me look young but fat.
There Jules Hardouin-Mansart added the long, familiar garden facade, and, with unforgettable magnificence, Charles Le Brun decorated the Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors) and the adjoining Salon de la Paix (Salon of Peace) and Salon de la Guerre (Salon of War).
"It's not easy looking good these days," Nancy Lieberman remarked, her hair in curlers, as she eyed herself in the mirror of a Dallas hair salon.
The hair salon features a mirror, scissors, lights, and chairs for customers.
