Fabergé

And I know for a fact that I could take that wig off.

Women, where their hair was sort of arranged into these bedecked Fabergé earbuds, essentially, that they looked like, they couldn't just take it off.

So, yeah, migraines must have been such a constant battle.

So, yes, it's very glamorous.

Oh, yeah.

Brut by Faberge.

It's hard for me to believe that that has any effect on business.

No, I didn't say-

No, no.

I wanted a Faberge heart.

John takes the ring off of Hal's hand, who Hal, apparently unconscious, still trying to fight to keep that ring on.

I think

the fuck's going on down there, then.

petrol.

You are quite a bit closer to Aberdeen, David.

It's the secondary.

Brut by Fabergé.

[laughs] I remember that.

I remember that.

Or Brut by

Fabergé.

Nuts.

Oh, but that's going to come up later in the episode.

Oh, shit.

Really? Yeah.

It's Brut by Fabergé.

Oh, wow.

Her addition helped introduce the heritage brands to even younger customers.

Then in 1987, Eli Lilly sold Elizabeth Arden to Fabergé for, get this, $657 million.

This brought together two of the biggest names in beauty at that time under one company.

But then just two years later, in 1989, Fabergé and Elizabeth Arden were acquired together by consumer goods giant Unilever in a deal worth $1.55 billion.

In that same year, 1987, nearly eight decades after Elizabeth Arden painted that door of her first Fifth Avenue salon bright red, the company paid tribute to its founder by launching the Red Door fragrance.

Inspired by the iconic entrance to her salons, the rich floral fragrance quickly became the brand's signature scent.

Jesus.

Selina also started collecting Fabergé eggs.

Chris had bought her one as a gift while they were doing a show in Miami, and over the years, Selina's collection of eggs just grew and grew until she had a whole display case full of them.

And because they'd never had a wedding that she'd dreamed of, Selina informed Chris that she wanted to have a proper ceremony on the fifth wedding anniversary, during which they could renew their vows.

Selena appointed Yolanda.

I get the feeling there's a fox in the henhouse, right? Selena appointed Yolanda as a new manager in 1994, in July.

Yolanda thanked her friend for the opportunity, quit her nursing job despite the fact that she would now be earning less than before, and in December 1994, she gifted Selena with a $3,000 gold Fabergé egg ring that had been specifically designed for her.

Oh my.

I can only, I mean, if you were, if you were, if you were funky all the time, if I was working with you, I mean, it was just like sometimes Scott, because he was so hairy, you know, he, he, he'd have a little, little BO going and you'd be like, dude, and I swear to God, and I wish Kidd was here to back me on this, but he would have a bottle of Brut, and he would splash that shit on so fucking gingerly that you would think it was like a woman putting Chanel 5 on.

The old green Brut by Fabergé bottles, right? That

actually had that little... chain around it with a metal emblem.

Do you remember that? I don't remember the metal emblem.

I remember Joe Namath, I think, was the

spokesperson? Brute by Fabergé.

Yeah.

Well, but listen, that was considerate of Scott.