
Caron Pour Un Homme in a (lovely!) bottle decorated by visual artist Nathanaël Koffi. €121 for 125 ml Eau de Toilette at Caron.
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Caron Pour Un Homme in a (lovely!) bottle decorated by visual artist Nathanaël Koffi. €121 for 125 ml Eau de Toilette at Caron.
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Guerlain has launched Ambre Samar, a new fragrance in the new Absolus Allegoria series…
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Rabbit rabbit rabbit! Welcome to April and happy April Fools Day. What fragrance are you wearing?
I’m taking community project points in Prada Infusion d’Iris, OG.
Reminder: On 4/4, wear a perfume that makes you think of clouds, fog, mist or haze…
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Louis Vuitton will launch eLVes (elles), a new floral fragrance for women, later this month…
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Wafting through the vents and down the catwalk at the most recent Saint Laurent show in Paris was a scent so heavy and intoxicating that guests immediately identified it as Opium. Laden with patchouli and spice, it belongs to a decade that gave us some of the most iconic fragrances — Chanel No 19, Dior Diorella and Estée Lauder Cinnabar — and one that is saturating the fragrance world right now. “There has been a noticeable shift in what people are drawn to. We’re seeing more interest in fragrances that feel textured, warm and nostalgic,” says the Liberty beauty buyer Nicole Zimbata.
— Read more in Why perfumes are having a 1970s makeover at The Times.