It’s Hump Day and Mole Day. What fragrance are you wearing?
I’m in a drop of Dries Van Noten par Frédéric Malle, which unfortunately does not at all match the artwork I chose for today’s post. I do smell appropriately October-ish, though.
Reminder: on 10/25, for International Artist’s Day, match a fragrance with an artist or work of art, and tell us about it…
Short promos for Maison Margiela Whispers in the Library, (and below the jump) Coffee Break, Under The Lemon Trees.
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It’s Tuesday and Jeff Goldblum’s birthday. What fragrance are you wearing?
I managed some shopping yesterday, but no perfume shopping. Today, commando again for another try. (Monday’s evening perfume: Aftelier Ancient Resins.) Tea at the moment is Upton Tippy Colombian Organic.
Reminder: on 10/25, for International Artist’s Day, match a fragrance with an artist or work of art, and tell us about it…
Little doors that opened to illustrations and stories were excitement enough in the countdown to Christmas but, in recent years, advent calendars have become another way of encouraging consumerism, with everything from luxury beauty products, food items and even alcohol hidden behind 24 tiny doors.
Now, there is one to top them all, as Tiffany & Co has released a four foot tall advent calendar costing £104,000, making it one of the most expensive in the world.
— Read more at Tiffany & Co releases £104,000 advent calendar filled with diamonds at the Independent.