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Template:(C) Estee Lauder, Inc.

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Template:Orignal photograph taken by Victor Skrebneski for Estee Lauder, Inc.

Template:Non-free fair May Template:Estee Lauder, Inc. Template:Estee Lauder, Inc.

Template:(C)Estee Lauder, Inc., photograph by Victor Skrebneski

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on the English-language Wikipedia, hosted on servers in the United States by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation,

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Template:1960's Estee lauder ad, courtesy of adenthusiast's Ebay store

Non-free / fair use media rationale for Phyllis Connor
Description	Estee Lauder ad from the early 1960's featuring model Phyllis Connor
Source	This ad originally appeared in a magazine, and the ad was for sale on Ebay.
Article	Phyllis Connor
Portion used	The picture was to advertise an Estee Lauder product, but the text was removed.
Low resolution?	low
Purpose of use	This is to display Phyllis Connor from the Estee Lauder campaigns in which she appeared. The subject became renowned for her association with the Lauder company and the fact that she was the company's first official spokesmodel, so her modeling work for them is relevant to the article. This ad is no longer used by the Lauder company.
Replaceable?	cannot be replaced
Other information	(c) Estee Lauder, Inc., ad no longer in use

I believe that this image is consistent with fair use because it depicts the subject of the article - in this case, model Phyllis Connor - and the image is from an advertising campaign that ended when Ms. Connor has long since been replaced as the Estee Lauder company's spoksemodel. This image is no longer used in Estee Lauder advertising.