Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald 1920

Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald was the legendary first flapper (a term used by her husband Scott in his writings) and a symbol of "The Jazz Age". More importantly, Zelda embodies an artist's lifelong struggle to find her identity. She was an accomplished woman in her own right (she was much more complex and intelligent than the flighty Daisy Buchanan as depicted by F. Scott Fitzgerald in The Great Gatsby).

 

ZELDA is available on the EnVoyage Perfumes website.The formal launch will be held at the FRAGments Underground Artisan & Indie Perfume Collective Event at MorYork in Los Angeles, CA on June 22, 2012.

Thanks to Shelley Waddington we have a special preview draw of five samples for five CaFleureBon readers.The winners of the draw (all names chosen by random number generator) are: Luis Ginorio, cdb73110, blueyk, Joe, and Brie. If you are one of the winners please contact michelyn@cafleurebon.com with ZELDA  by EnVoyage as your subject and complete mailing details and your full name by May 19, 2013 11:30 AM EST. This is a deadline no exceptions.

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