Strange Invible Perfumes L’Invisible is a haunting modern chypre that carried me right through a thread of Aquarian Age imagery to the French Quarter of New Orleans
Mandy Aftel’s research of the history of fragrance from old manuscripts and volumes of books and the secrets she uncovered is the inspiration for her new perfume Palimpsest
Prada Candy, by Daniela Andrier while embracing a giddy mainstream aesthetic is also an exercise in olfactory minimalism.
Fashion and Fragrance have been forever linked since Coco Chanel created Chanel No 5 in 1921, named after the number of the sample Chanel liked best
Lush Gorilla Perfumes reviews of Death & Decay , an acerbic lily scent and All Good Things a melancholy essay in aftermath and sweet emptiness
Sotto La Luna Gardenia is the first in a proposed series of floral perfumes based on nightflowers
