I do like these better than yesterday's extravaganza from Louis Vuitton, but not so much that I'll lose sleep over them: two fragrances for Lalique designed by American artist James Turrell and inspired by the American West. At left, Purple Sage for women (purple sage, mandarin, grapefruit and rhubarb); at right, Range Rider for men (leather, pepper, amber and citrus). 100 of each were made, reportedly €25,000 each.
Happily for me, I do not love this bottle in the slightest, but perhaps it is a lemming of yours? From Louis Vuitton, Symphony in the Murano Art Edition of Frank Gehry's design for the brand's Les Extraits collection: "Elevating fragrance to art, the new bottle is created in collaboration with legendary architect Frank Gehry and Glass Master Simone Cenedese. A remarkable transformation of Gehry’s design for the iconic Les Extraits Collection, each limited-edition is as unique as nature itself, resembling a blooming flower that poetically embodies his trademark free-flowing, yet sculptural forms." 40 were made, I do not know the cost. (Bear in mind that the "regular" bottle of Symphony is $530.)
From Mistral, Alpine Brandy soap for men: "Powerfully aromatic aromas of stone pine, fir balsam, and dry woods mingle with crackling fire and aged Armagnac." $12.50 for 200g at Mistral Soap.
From Aesop, Aromatique Incense in three fragrances: Kagerou ("...the woody, earthy, green and smoky facets of Vetiver"), Murasaki ("fresh, woody resins of Hinoki and warm spice") and Sarashina ("dry, woody notes of Sandalwood and warm, comforting spice"). 33 sticks plus pumice holder, $43 each at Aesop.
From Giorgio Armani, Sì Passione in the limited edition Laser bottle. "The flacon is embellished with metallic lacquering using innovative laser-cut technology, while the glass cap sublimates the bottle, giving it a bold, daring yet elegant look for you and your loved ones." In 50 ml Eau de Parfum, at Nocibe in France.