The early contender for the longest perfume name of 2010 has to be the new fragrance from Heeley; Orange And Lemons Say The Bells of St. Clement’s. The name is based on a British nursery rhyme which names all of the great bells of Old London. Its last stanza is quite creepy. I assure you that the fragrance is anything but!
Sultan Pasha Attars Le Rayon Vert hearkens back to the iconic out-of-the-box classicism for which a perfumer like Germaine Cellier was renowned
Master Perfumer Nathalie Lorson of Firmenich crafts florals that feel alive, moving beyond mere prettiness
Electimuss London Moroccan Medjool by Marco Genovese wears like a mirage, composed in semi-transparent layers that flow over each other
DSH Perfumes Mon Petit Oiseau Heirloom Elixir (no.38), by Dawn Spencer Hurwitz is one of the more soulful and subtle perfumes of this season.
Meo Fusciuni ISOLA is a crisp, transparent scent- as refreshing as sipping iced lemonade in the shade, eyes fixed on the shimmering sea
