This interview was pivotal in my career as a journalist; divided into three ‘acts’;it portrays M. Ellena as an iconic influencer of 21st century fragrance, the friend of Michel Roudnitska, student of Edmond Roudnitska and ultimately, provides glimpses into the life and ART of an extraordinary man.
The yin/yang aspects of the sultry Geisha Noire and the Effervescent Geisha Blanche are truly tantalizing, these scents beg to be worn…again….and again WIN either an 8ml roll on of Geisha Noire OR Geisha Blanche in this beautiful pouch by posting a comment on CaFleureBon on how you explore the duality of ying/yang within yourself or your appreciation for Aroma M fragrances. Maria from Aroma M has put together this special giveaway especially for CaFleureBon packaged in this beautiful luxury bag made from original Japanese silk fabric Shouken, which has been deconstructed from vintage Kimonos worn by geishas. Please specify which one you wish to receive
This is a fragrance that is meant to celebrate all that makes a man successful and it is an unabashed masculine fragrance.Aventus keeps intact the recent string of successes from Creed and show that the House of Creed is far from their Waterloo.
The early contender for the longest perfume name of 2010 has to be the new fragrance from Heeley; Orange And Lemons Say The Bells of St. Clement’s. The name is based on a British nursery rhyme which names all of the great bells of Old London. Its last stanza is quite creepy. I assure you that the fragrance is anything but!
When I saw Frederick Bouchardy at Barney’s New York, it was definitely a “joyous’ reunion.There were quite a few editors, so you will probally see these fragrances featured in national magazines for October 2010. Thank you Joya Studio for offering the travel size of Composition No.1 or No. 6 to a CaFleureBon reader. And a shout out to our readers… we thank you all for your comments. The winner of the random draw is:
Thanks to everyone who participated in the draw for these four beautiful Aftelier fragrances and joining us in celebrating the relaunch of www.aftelier.com. Your insights and comments were all so thoughtful and moving. I spoke with Mandy personally, and she was so honored by all of your heartfelt entries. CaFleureBon picked each mini carefully. They were chosen because they represented, four very different artstic interpretations of Mandy Aftel’s body of work. And the winner is:
