Issey Miyake has launched Nectar d’Issey Première Fleur, a new fragrance for women. Nectar d’Issey Première Fleur is a flanker to 2018’s L’Eau d’Issey Pure Nectar de Parfum, (now known just as Nectar d’Issey), which was a flanker to 2016’s L’Eau d’Issey Pure, which was a flanker to 1993′s L’Eau d’Issey…
French fashion house Courrèges has launched Colognes Imaginaires, a collection of four fragrances intended to imagine the ‘perfumes of the future’: 2030 Verbena Crush, 2040 Nectar Tonka, 2050 Berrie Flash and 2060 Cedar Pulp. Expect a new scent for 2070 to launch later this year…
Azzaro has launched Wanted Tonic and Wanted Girl Tonic, new flankers to 2016’s Wanted and 2019’s Wanted Girl respectively…
4711 has launched the Floral Collection, with three fresh florals: Rose, Jasmine and Lilac. In addition, four new fragrances kick off the landscape-inspired 4711 Acqua Colonia Intense series: Floral Fields of Ireland, Sunny Seaside of Zanzibar, Wakening Woods of Scandinavia and Pure Breeze of Himalaya…
What’s more wonderful than the scent of vetiver? Of the “Fragrance Notes I Cannot Live Without”, vetiver is in the top five. I started my vetiver love affair with one of the best vetiver colognes: vintage Guerlain Vetiver (to my nose, the contemporary version is wimpy and less vetiver-y than its old self). Other vetiver fragrances that won my heart were Etro Vetiver (discontinued), Frédéric Malle Vétiver Extraordinaire, Chanel Sycomore and Maître Parfumeur et Gantier Route du Vetiver (ummm ummmm ummmmmmm). But that list is skimpy; my vetiver beaus are too numerous to list here.
In June I ordered samples of some new(ish) vetiver perfumes, hoping that one or two might inspire lust…