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Insolence EDT Spray 2.5oz From the first spray, your senses are captivated by the striking top notes of Bergamot, Raspberry, Red berries, and Lemon. This enticing blend creates a vibrant and fruity opening that is sure to turn heads. Moving onto the heart of the fragrance, you'll find the sweet and romantic notes of Orange blossom, Rose, and Violet. This delightful combination perfectly captures the essence of feminine elegance and sophistication. Ingredients: Alcohol 39-C, Fragrance, Water, Propylene Glycol, Fd&C Yellow #5, Fd&C Violet #9 This product is not tested on animals Made in France All items for external use only

Insolence EDP Spray 2.5oz Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of fragrances with the Guerlain Insolence Eau De Parfum Spray for Ladies. Launched by the distinguished design house of Guerlain in 2008, this perfume is the epitome of sophistication and elegance. It encapsulates the essence of the modern woman, exuding confidence and grace with every spritz. Ingredients: Alcohol 39-C, Fragrance, Water, Propylene Glycol, Fd&C Yellow #5, Fd&C Violet #9 This product is not tested on animals Made in France All items for external use only

Insolence EDT 2.5oz Scent notes: floral fruity Top notes: violet Middle notes: iris and berries Base notes: powdery notes. Launched by the design house of Guerlain in the year 2017. This floral fruity fragrance has a blend of violet, iris, red berries, and orange blossom notes. It is long lasting fragrance. Made in the USA All items for external use only

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Girls are the fresh image of an age. They appear here through the eyes of American photographer Pamela Hanson who captures their subtle mix of innocence and seduction, awareness and insolence - the make-up of today's younger generation. To accompany the photographs, writers, designers, singers, actors, journalists and movie directors give their definition of what "girls" represent for them today. It includes, among many others quotes by Fabien Baron, Kate Betts, Manolo Blahnik, Griffin Dunne, Arthur Elgort, Richard Gere, Donna Karan, Kelly Klein, Heidi Klum, Carey Lowell, Polly Mellen, Susan Minot, Julianne Moore, Peter Morton, Paloma Picasso, Oscar de la Renta, Mario Testino, Christy Turlington, Amber Valletta, and Yohji Yamamoto.

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Cabaret entertainer, journalist, actor, songwriter Jean Yanne was a major presence in Frances culture over the latter half of the 20th century. The public loved his colorful insolence and legendary complaining, not to mention his debonair figure and great popularity. This set prepared by Olivier Julien presents Jean Yannes first songs together with the artists who sang them: a wonderful anthology that illustrates his biting lyrics at the same time as his poetic genius.

Felicien Rops is a very surprising artist.Engraver and drawer of exception, Felicien Rops captures and anticipates, with an astonishing talent, the female bodies with great modernity. Abandoning the conventional forms of the time, the artist creates a world full of humour, tenderness and, at times, insolence for the jubilation of the spectator's eye.

Excerpt from A Soldier of Manhattan: And His Adventures at Ticonderoga and QuebecI was Lieutenant Edward Charteris, of a very good family in the city of New York, and I Saw no reason why I should take his insolence.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Lost Boys, Slava Mogutin’s first monograph, is a compelling collection of his portraits and landscapes taken over the past ten years—since he was exiled from Russia for “malicious hooliganism with exceptional cynicism and extreme insolence.” Although it was his outspoken gay writing that angered the Soviet authorities, Mogutin’s photographs caused just as much controversy. Provocative yet iconoclastic, his work transcends the conventions of male nude photography, confronting the viewer/voyeur with a raw style and new sensibility. A cross between porn and fashion, pop culture and marginal kink, Lost Boys is a poetic and sometimes raunchy journey into different obsessions and fetishes of the cosmopolitan urban youth culture. Crimean rasta boys, Russian wrestlers and military cadets, German skinheads, and football hooligans are among the subjects of these incendiary but intimate portraits.

Let your finger do the talking!There is one gesture that transcends language, race, gender, and age: the bird. Throughout time, man has brandished his middle finger to express anger or insolence, to scorn or to provoke. FIELD GUIDE TO THE NORTH AMERICAN BIRD documents great moments of creativity, ingenuity, and utter stupidity in the history of the one-finger salute. With step-by-step illustrations for more than 50 ways to give someone the finger, this handy little guide will have you flipping off with skill and style. Brush up on classic birds like the Peel the Banana and the Volume (“Can you hear this? . . . Or do you want me to turn it up?”), then expand your vocabulary with more sophisticated birds like the Cell Phone, the Pulley, and the Helium Balloon. For the globetrotting bird-flipper, FIELD GUIDE also showcases Birds of the World, so you can piss off people wherever you go. You'll find the perfect bird for any job, whether tormenting your little sister, covertly rebelling against your boss, or telling that tailgater exactly what you think of him.

Earth has burned; My people made sure the humans paid for their insolence in the final days of the Blood War, but as it turns out the universe is pretty freaking huge and they weren’t the only threat. Not by a long shot. I’m an Alpha, one of the most feared special operations soldiers in the universe. Born out of blood, I am the eyes and ears of the High Order and, when need be, their unflinching reaper. I do not yield, I do not bow, I do not fail. Ever. For centuries our loyalty was unquestionable, but my partner and I uncovered a dark secret about our past that calls into question our entire lives. The High Order trained us to be the most intelligent, ruthless, and feared soldiers ever created...they’re going to regret that.

Rick Dadier encounters insolence and violence as a new teacher at a New York City vocational school

Girls are the fresh image of an age. They appear here through the eyes of American photographer Pamela Hanson who captures their subtle mix of innocence and seduction, awareness and insolence - the make-up of today's younger generation. To accompany the photographs, writers, designers, singers, actors, journalists and movie directors give their definition of what "girls" represent for them today. It includes, among many others quotes by Fabien Baron, Kate Betts, Manolo Blahnik, Griffin Dunne, Arthur Elgort, Richard Gere, Donna Karan, Kelly Klein, Heidi Klum, Carey Lowell, Polly Mellen, Susan Minot, Julianne Moore, Peter Morton, Paloma Picasso, Oscar de la Renta, Mario Testino, Christy Turlington, Amber Valletta, and Yohji Yamamoto.

Rick Dadier encounters insolence and violence as a new teacher at a New York City vocational school as he tries to reach a group of violent, rebellious New York City teenagers, in a fiftieth anniversary edition of the classic novel. Reprint.