In 1922 Ernest Daltroff created Nuit de Noel that Daltroff for Felicie Wanpouille and to pay homage to the joy of Christmas peace that came after the great World War
Perfumer Ellen Covey’s Woodcut marries the majesty of cedar and pine with the gourmand coziness of vanilla as poetry only Olympic Orchids could recite
Gabriella Chieffo’s Collection ’14 was one of my unexpected surprises of this year. Ragù is the scent however that really stunned me,
Now we have Imaginary Authors A City on Fire (How good is that name btw…?) created as an exclusive for Machus, a designer menswear store in Portland, Oregon.
Viktoria Minya Eau de Hongrie is delicacy incarnate, the notes vaporising in a blissful diaphanous veil soon after application
Penhaligon’s three new perfumes Lothair, Levantium and Empressa pay homage to the Victorian Era, when London was the center of the world of precious cargo
