So certainly Serge Lutens knows his cool, but do we know M. Lutens? Only as well as to know that nothing of that which he says in anticipation of the release of his perfumes, can prepare us for what’s to come. So I think I’ve learned to sit back and wait, inhale, exhale and let the impressions come to me as they will.
If you are looking for a fragrance to rouse you from your winter blues Central Park West is likely to be the fragrant wake-up call you’ve been waiting for.
Opus VI reinvents the convential amber scent, and the drydown is a fusion of disturbing elements and accords.
Christopher Chong was inspired by the movie The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind for the new perfume
where the intent was to simulate the sentiment of loss
I don’t know about everyone but when I’m reading a book besides imagining what everything looks like in my mind’s eye I also seem to have a mind’s nose as well. Part of my imagining the mise en scene is thinking what it must smell like. Lorenzo Villoresi has been making a series called “Fantasy Fragrances” and his latest release is Theseus.
Mme Gentile has once again helped me to sharpen my vision and remember creativity has no borders and the only hindrance to experiencing these artists is the price of the postage. In the case of Maria Candida Gentile pay the price I don’t think you will be disappointed.
Every four years a strange thing happens. We have an extra day in the month of February. This year, I thought it would be fun to look back at some very interesting perfumes that have “gone the way of the dodo”, as it were. Oh, they are still available (here and there) but now that they are “lost” (no longer in production).
