All Rose’s Lime Juice ads (with images and texts from the printed ads) from Esquire Magazine in 1986 and 1987.
She combines lace with lamé. Chiffon with sharkskin. And cranberry juice and soda with a splash of our time-honoured British lime juice. Is nothing sacred?
Rose’s Lime Juice.
The Uncommon Denominator.
Carmel Johnson Photographed by Perry Ogden Rose Holland House Incorporated.
Introduce a 19th-century British lime juice to a 20th-century lounge lizard and you must expect a few curious developments. Lime and Lager, for instance.
Rose’s Lime Juice.
The Uncommon Denominator.
John Lurie Photographed by Perry Ogden © 1985 Rose Holland House Incorporated.
What do a sugar baby and dance’s post-punk prince have in common? One classic step. Rose’s. Poured gracefully in everything from a Virgin Mary to a Margarita.
Rose’s Lime Juice.
The Uncommon Denominator.
Ann Miller and Michael Clark Photographed by Annie Leibovitz © 1986 Cadbury Schweppes Inc.
And so they met, the chronicler of the historical and the chronicler of the hysterical. And the word was Rose’s. Splashed liberally in a vodka and tonic, and a diet cola.
Rose’s Lime Juice.
The Uncommon Denominator.
Arthur M. Schlesinger, and Tama Janowitz for Roses Lime Juice. © 1987 Cadbury Schweppes Inc.