Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Eau de Rochas is sensual, complex but effortlessly cool, with a hint of underlying bitterness (reminding of summer’s end).
Where the EDT sparkles like a diamond collar, Guerlain Chamade parfum glows like a cabochon. The orris is much more noticeable; the hyacinth more opulent
Ô de Lancôme composed in 1969 by Robert Gonnon is the olfactory equivalent of drinking a frosted glass of iced lemonade in front of the AC.
1998’s Bulgari Black, while still edgy, futuristic and nose popping, seemed much less potent and radical than it did at the end of the 20th century.
Issey Miyake Le Feu d’Issey (1998) was so daring,—it was an instant flop, but also groundbreaking and became a cherished unicorn by perfume connoisseurs.
Donna Karan Chaos, composed in1996 by Jean-Claude Delville is a warm pashmina, the sort of fragrance to turn to in jagged moments of 2020
