This month’s spilled perfume draw theme is British Perfumery. To celebrate the 2012 Olympic Games in London we salute nine fragrance leaders who were born in Great Britian or live there now. Go for the gold, silver and bronze
I like to immerse myself in the arts. Whether it be painting, design, or fashion, my creative spirit has guided me, moving often between Northern and Southern California and traveling to Europe and beyond.
If there is one word to describe Isaac Mizrahi’s personality and sense of style it would be FABULOUS. It’s also the name of his debut fragrance for women.
Last year’s release of the “It’s Me” pair continued this trend with bottles shaped like iPhones that contained modern youth-friendly interpretations of classic perfume structures
Created by Jacques Polge,, COCO NOIR marks a return to Oriental fragrances for the House. Recalling his journey to unveil the mystery of black through fragrance, he explains, “The night vision of the ‘Orient that starts and ends in Venice’ imposed itself upon me, and that is where I wanted to go.”
Mad Madame has this touch of craziness, which she is happily displaying. Endowed with a sense of provocation, she enjoys being looked at and igniting conversations. As Oscar Wilde once said, ‘The only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about.’ -Romano Ricci, Juliette has a Gun
