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In Grasse, where Chanel has planted the only tuberose fields in France (and the biggest in Europe), having bought a box of bulbs from a retiring farmer six years ago, they blossom only twice a year and are harvested by a team of pickers in crisp cream aprons over two weeks.
— The Evening Standard looks at the return of tuberose; read more in Eau de Eighties: Tuberose is making its comeback.
“He had received a mysterious invitation to Venice just a few days after that unforgettable night. He was wondering what this was all about, then he recognized Café Tuberosa. There she was, staring at him. Suddenly it was clear. In a moment they would have the chance to start over again.”
Unforgettable, but in a good way? Staring at him…why not gazing or something less intense? Café Tuberosa: stalker? Ex? Watch out! All those Venice canals are perfect for drowning.
Atelier Cologne Café Tuberosa1 is a new fragrance in the brand’s Avant Garde collection.
Tuberose seems to be overtaking rose as the fleur du jour in perfumery…
New at barneys: new fragrances from Roads.
New at harrods (UK): Floraiku line, Juliette Has A Gun Metal Chypre, The Perfumer's Story by Azzi.
New at luckyscent: Imaginary Authors O, Unknown.
New at nordstrom: Dolce & Gabbana Velvet Amber Sun & Velvet Amber Skin.
New at saksfifthavenue: Serge Lutens new packaging, Jo Malone Green Almond & Redcurrant.
New at smallflower: Dame Perfumery Monsoon.
New at thebay (CA): Guerlain Petite Robe Noir Black Perfecto.
L’Occitane has launched Joyeuses Fêtes, a new limited edition holiday fragrance, and Terre de Lumière L’Eau, a flanker to 2016’s Terre de Lumière.
Joyeuses Fêtes ~ “An almost magical olfactory rendezvous for the most beautiful Christmas in Provence…”