As America is the great melting pot we can take inspiration from everywhere in our world to give it voice and new cultural significance. I believe we are currently experiencing a new Renaissance of niche perfumery and American perfumery simultaneously. It is very exciting.
In all forms of art it is a special thrill when you find someone you think is going to have a special career and when it comes to perfume I think I might have found a similar precocious talent. Jessica September Buchanan has released her second fragrance Fleur No. 1 Ca fleure TRES bon!
Mme di Orio has chosen two of the most ubiquitous notes in perfumery. Mme di Orio takes both of these common ingredients and in both Veyver and Vanille manages to make them feel uncommonly good.
When you spend most of your career as a corporate executive for a large companies, there may come a point where the endless meetings, mergers and acquisitions, traveling and late nights may wear you down. You may say if I am going to work this hard, I am going to build a brand of my of my own.
This particular perfume is something from a time in the past. This is particularly surprising coming from Six Scents the fragrance line by Joseph Quartana. By making a contemporary perfume which feels like something from the past ,Six Scents and Darryl Do have created something special.
As I said above I will follow almost anywhere M. Guillaume wishes to take me olfactively. On this trip into Indochine he has created a luminous fragrance out of spices, woods, and resin much like creating a diamond out of coal it is a feat only the best can do consistently. This Fall let M. Guillaume transport you to the Mekong River and set sail
