ÇaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: Joelle Nealy of Poesie Perfume +Well Behaved Women Seldom Make History Draw
Poesie fragrances are inspired by art and history, filtered through the lens of audacious iconic women
ÇaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: Paula Pulvino of Villa of the Mysteries + “Ricotti di Libro” Draw
American Perfumery signifies that regardless of an American perfumer’s background,they all exude an independent spirit that allows them to create unique fragrances
ÇaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: Christopher Draghi and Robert Dobay of source adage NYC + aka’ula, c’I’aan and monto’ac Fragrance Draw
Many of my European counterparts felt the weight of that history, of what other artists had done before them, on their shoulders. Coming from the US we son’t feel those constraints
ÇaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: John Biebel of The January Scent Project + Painting a Perfume Draw
So we could say that American perfume has shifted a lot, from an early triumph like Estée Lauder’s Youth Dew to a modern wonder like Charna Ethier’s Rose Boheme. -John Biebel
ÇaFleureBon Profiles In American Perfumery: Hope Freeman of Nateeva Fragrances + Caribbean Dream Draw
Hope Freeman of Nateeva partnered with Laurent Le Guernec on the first three scents, The Bahamas, Jamaica and St. Martin inspired by the Carribean and her travels to tropical islands
ÇaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: Daniel Gallagher of Gallagher Fragrances+ National Armed Forces Day Draw
Daniel Gallagher of Gallagher Fragrances: My goal is not to recreate something that I already own, but to create something that nobody owns, because it hasn’t been done before.