The Winner of Dimanche by Strange Invisible Perfumes Draw
Dimanche means Sunday in French and Ms. Balahoutis went for a bright floral gourmand natural fragrance which evokes a sunny day in the garden
The Winner of the Narcotic Flowers Draw
Jessica September tiptoes down venerably ancient streets under night’s cloak surrounded by heady nocturnal -blooming flowers.
Those opulent blossoms which perfume the daylight hours linger with a ghostly beauty
The Two Winners of CaFleureBon Behind the Bottle Making Scents of Art Basel 2011
We began the project with our medtiation’s on gardens in a historic and mythical sense. Gardens have long symbolized notions of luxury, status/privilege, freedom, sexuality, and fertility. Centered around this brief the Standard Spa Miami was asked to fill out a perfume profile envisioning what type of garden would best represent the property
The Winner of Frederic Malle Perfumista Paradise Draw
Malle is thinking about opening his own stores in Los Angeles and Florida, but he’s not sold on big cities. “I believe it’s nice to open where people don’t expect you to open,” he said
The Winner of CaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery “Not Georgia O’Keefe” Draw
Dr Ellen Covey’s perfumes are olfactory manifestations of her life and experiences. Like her life, they don’t follow any standard formula, but rather are an eccentric, serendipitous, and joyful journey.
The Winner of The Hanukkah or is it Chanukah Draw featuring Adam Sandler and Hansel and Dreidel
Growing up there were so many songs for Christmas and just a few traditional BORING songs for Hanukkah. But it took Adam Sandler the son of a schmata (garment center) guy to write the first contemporary Hanukah song. Smellbent’s Hansel and Dreidel winner is