This happens every year. I get to mid-August and I realize I can’t write about all of the fragrances I think are worth writing about. As a compromise here are ten new fragrances that I like quite a bit that just never made it to the top of the priority list.
I find my greatest joys as a perfumer lie in “Fusion Perfumery”—blending modern Western expectation with Eastern, Arabic, and Historical perfumery. Above all—I enjoy telling a good story! -JK DeLapp
In the work of Rotterdam-based artist, Maki Ueda, I see efforts to make us re-conceive our relationship to the five senses.
For the first time, the Penhaligon’s has the honor of being the Official Fragrance of London Fashion Week (Spring/ Summer 2014), scenting Somerset House and the surrounding show tents with the refreshing scent of Quercus
Erotique was inspired by a time when perfume meant something different than it does now. Vintage erotic books and art sparked my obsession with fetishistic elements-Dita Von Teese
While we patiently pant for the next fragrance from Dita von Teese, I thought we could explore my own favorite from Le Maison du von Teese … the knee-buckling eau de parfum, Rouge.
