Ramon Monegal Flamenco Winner
In 2017, veteran perfumer and scion of the venerable house Myrurgia, Ramon Monegal, created a fragrance and named it Flamenco
Scents and the Surrealist: Salvador Dali and His Love Affair with Fragrance
Salvador Dali wanted to smell like a ram. Eau to cologne made him ill; he wanted to smell like the ram that passed by his window every day.
Kajal Homme Winner
Homme was the first fragrance for men by Kajal released in 2015, yet has that timeless classic quality that is not often expected from the brand
L’Artisan Parfumeur Couleur Vanille Review (Aliénor Massenet)+ Oceanic Vanilla Draw
L’Artisan Parfumeur Couleur Vanille is a modern, airy, vanilla-centered scent (the first since 2009), embellished with salty, ozonic and aquatic touches
DSH Perfumes La Casa Azul Frida Stories 1.1 Winner
DSH Perfumes La Casa Azul defies adequate description, much like Frida Khalo herself: it’s full of contrasts and contradictions.
Strange Invisible Perfumes Shadows in the Garden Review (Reserve Series 2020/Alexandra Balahoutis) + In Praise of Courtly Love Draw
Strange Invisible Perfumes Shadows in the Garden sings to me of courtly love, whose hallmarks are based upon the principles of gallantry and chivalry.