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When it comes to Bertrand Duchaufour I find my favorites of his creations are those which are the deeper and heavier fragrances. . I was forced to re-examine that thought with the five Eau de Toilettes M. Duchaufour composed for Historiae: Orangerie du Roy, Hameau de la Reine, Bouquet du Trianon, Rose de France, and Violette Imperiale.
Jalousie was inspired by Alain Robbes-Grillet’s eponymous novel, La Jalousie about a husband who suspects his wife is having an affair with the owner of a neighboring banana plantation The perfumer’s origin makes it an even more curious, complex, and poignant fragrance
Three concepts, translating the extraordinary emotional power of fragrance, created without compromise. L’Artisan Parfumeur and long-time collaborator Bertrand Duchaufour – Amour Nocturne, Déliria and Skin on Skin
Roja Dove’s collection, is diverse, alive, often glamorous, often scandalous, but there is always a cohesiveness, a united field that connects it all. I decided to start by examining the sub-collection of three extraits: Gardenia, Neroli and Vetiver. Each of these potent creations highlights their eponymous accord, but there is undoubted complexity and nuance to each.
For her fifth perfume, Mme Anais Biguine interprets the hero/heroine of Virginia Woolf’s 1928 historical masterpiece Orlando, (also a semi bigraphical novel based in part on the life of Woolf’s lover Vita Sackville West)
