Many braved “the elements” in the dead of winter to attend the three-day Elements Showcase in NYC. In my mind Elements has always been a celebration of niche perfume for both emerging and established brands, and like others passionate for perfume nothing not even sleet, snow nor slush could keep us away
Both perfumers have spent long periods of time in the South Pacific around Australia experiencing life on their terms. It is why, in the case of both of these perfumers, the few creations which actually make it into our hands; there is a palpable joie de vivre. Sadly, Magnolia Sandrine is the last perfume for Sandrine Videault as she passed away all too soon
Match the CafleureBon Editors and Contributors to their favorite winter Olympics sports and win the gold, silver and bronze medal perfumes of your choice. See you in Sochi
Brooklyn Perfumer, Julianne Zaleta, fascinated by fougeres, has released one of her own with Sol de la Foret (Forest floor). She has done her homework, researching the history of coumarin and its natural sources
Perfumer Ralf Schweiger has created another delightful fragrance under the auspices of Barneys New York, working with fabulous jewelry Designer Irene Neuwirth. The perfume was inspired by Ms. Neuwirth’s summers at the beach as a young girl.
John Pegg of Kerosene releases his latest perfume, Black Vines, that has a heart of dark anise surrounded by greenery.
