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New Niche Fragrance Reviews: FL Parfums Invincible, Roses du Jardin, Electique Pour Homme & Don d’Amour + Symphonic Serendipity Draw
On receiving samples from FL Parfums, something about that beautiful logo seemed to call to me. When I opened my samples of Invincible, Roses du Jardin, Eclectique pour Homme, and Don D’Amour. I said to myself,” I have NO idea who this person is; but they surely know what they are doing!”
Exclusive Interview with Mme Patricia de Nicolaï : “First Lady of Niche Perfumery” + Happy 25th Anniversary Parfums de Nicolaï Draw
Patricia de Nicolai grew up a Guerlain but took a different path & started her own perfumery in 1989. She is a pioneer, a leader and a woman who blazed scent trails for others. She is the President of The Osmotheque in Versailles. “Is perfume an Art or a skill? Definitely an Art. Everyone who creates a perfume IS artist.”
The 25 Best Fragrances of 2013 (and 12 Honorable Mentions) + Top 5 Perfume Draw
CaFleureBon Managing Editor Mark Behnke’s Top 25 New Perfumes of 2013 include Artisan, Niche, Mainstream and Natural Perfumes. Our draw is for one of the Top Five fragrances he chose as Best of Scent 2014
CaFleureBon The Best (And Worst) Fragrances of 2013 + Best Limited Edition Perfume 2013 Draw
Editor in Chief Michelyn Camen and Managing Editor Mark Behnke weigh in on their picks for the Best and Worst Fragrances of 2013.
Queer History of Fashion: Post War, Stonewall Riots & AIDS Politics (and the Untapped Queer Potential of Fragrance) – Part Two
In Part 2, Douglas Bender continues our virtual tour of the FIT Exhibit. From the The Post War right wing reactionaries when after pre war tolerance. Fragrances began to be aggressively marketing by gender. 1969 brought the Stonewall riot. Part 2 concludes with onset of the AIDS crisis, the power of the t shirt as a billboard and a watershed time for the LBTGQ community