
Nomenclature is a new niche line from Karl Bradl of Aedes de Venustas and designer Carlos Quintana. They debut with four fragrances: adr_ett, efflor_esce, iri_del and orb_ital…
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Nomenclature is a new niche line from Karl Bradl of Aedes de Venustas and designer Carlos Quintana. They debut with four fragrances: adr_ett, efflor_esce, iri_del and orb_ital…
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Rihanna will launch Rogue Man, her first fragrance for men (and the masculine counterpart to last year’s Rihanna Rogue), in September. The advertising features Rihanna with model Daniel Ness…
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Lingerie house Natori will launch Josie,* a new fragrance named for designer Josie Natori, and the brand’s Josie lifestyle collection. It is Natori’s first fragrance under new licensing arrangements with Luxe Brands; the prior Natori fragrance with Parlux, Natori Eau de Parfum, has been discontinued…
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Early this year, Le Labo launched Limette 37, one of its city-exclusive fragrances; this time, the city that inspired the perfume, and the only place you can buy it, is San Francisco.1 I live close enough to San Francisco (in “air miles/minutes”) that I don’t need much of an excuse to fly down, even for a day. Mostly, I travel to San Francisco for art; soon I’ll be visiting to see two exhibits: David Hockney: A Bigger Exhibition at the de Young and (also at the de Young) Modern Nature: Georgia O’Keeffe and Lake George. As luck (the dates of these exhibits) would have it, that means I’ll have to go to San Francisco TWICE before spring! Woo-Hoo!
If Le Labo Limette 37 is really good, I can always grab a bottle at the Le Labo boutique on Fillmore Street…
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Le Labo has launched Benjoin 19, the new city-exclusive fragrance for Moscow. The scent was inspired by the moment in Tolstoy’s novel when Anna Karenina first saw Count Vronsky at the railway station in Moscow…