I don’t feel that nomenclature fully conveys the subtleties of this new Caron release, which will be a fountain fragrance, and will demonstrate the vitality still evident in the timeless House of Caron.
One of my joys at last week’s NY elements Showcase, was meeting gracious Anne-Laure Marchal, Sales and Marketing Director for Caron and test Richard Fraysse’s 2011 launch of its first fruity floral urn scent, L’Accord Code 119.There is a mystery to the name. Could it be Alès Group, 119 Rue Salvador Allende?
Liz Zorn’s three latest releases are excellent examples of the way Ms. Zorn goes about creating fragrance and I found all three brought something different to the table
kudos to the folks at Anthropologie who are unafraid to work with some of the most talented niche perfume artists instead of dumbing them down for the masses they say to them, “follow your muse and let us create new fans for you”. This set of all four Floral Curiosities is going to create new fans for Ineke Ruhland
The Big Easy has been the seat of worldly pleasures for a long, long time. We know that the founders of Bourbon French Perfumery think so. But their Vetivert is smokin’… in the very best of ways. It’s feels jazz-age hot, but it’s as cool as the blues.
Liz Zorn said “The thing that I find most fascinating about American Perfumery today is the “Independent Spirit” of the lone perfumer creating an artistic body of work.” Her three latest releases are excellent examples of the way Ms. Zorn goes about creating fragrance and I found all three brought something different to the table
