It’s the weekend, and it’s World Space Week. We’re just fiddling around on Earth with our same old open thread poll. Talk about anything you like — the fragrance you’re wearing today, the fragrance you’d wear on a space flight, whatever.
Or, ask a question about fragrance, then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer…
A Plume of Blooms doesn’t break ground as a beauty product, but as a food topping, it belongs in Jo Malone’s diet. Of the three, Meyer called this one his favorite, comparing the sophisticated yellow-white bouquet of petals—including jasmine, honeysuckle, and ylang-ylang—to shaving truffles on pasta, then recommended buyers try a spritz on a mozzarella tomato salad. “It would be so elegant,” he said. “It uses this incredible jasmine absolute. I don’t think there’s anything like it even in the perfume market.”
— Josh Meyer on Imaginary Authors on the brand's latest collaboration with Salt & Straw. Read more in A Lick of Scents at The Stranger.
From Memo Paris, for the Bloomingdales 150th collection, a collector bottle of the new Madurai. (The original bottle is in shades of blue.) AED 1,110 at Bloomingdales United Arab Emirates.
Presley Gerber in California for Celine Eau de Californie.
Gucci has launched A Reason To Love, a new fragrance in The Alchemist’s Garden collection…