Bottega Veneta- the prominent house of exquisitely handmade leather goods- has finally launched its first foray into The Fragrant World.
I think it was worth the wait. we have four samples for four friends of CaFleureBon
In Fiore’s Parfums Solides are lovingly cosseted, presented in burnished golden- brass colored weighty metal mirrored compacts, engraved with the classic In Fiore logo.
Elegant and unfussy, each contains a labor of love:
Shelley Waddington catapults us into the Caribbean with her perfumed duet, comprised of Nectars des Îles and Vents Ardents.
Libertin Louison was born in Anvers, Belgium , to an Anversoise mother and a French father of Russian / Polish Jewish descent.Both parents’ backgrounds colored his perceptions and sensibilities, first in couture;now in all 7 perfumes coming to America. Our draw is for a reader’s choice flacon & a sample pack
One of my joys at last week’s NY elements Showcase, was meeting gracious Anne-Laure Marchal, Sales and Marketing Director for Caron and test Richard Fraysse’s 2011 launch of its first fruity floral urn scent, L’Accord Code 119.There is a mystery to the name. Could it be Alès Group, 119 Rue Salvador Allende?
The Big Easy has been the seat of worldly pleasures for a long, long time. We know that the founders of Bourbon French Perfumery think so. But their Vetivert is smokin’… in the very best of ways. It’s feels jazz-age hot, but it’s as cool as the blues.
