Creative director Ben Gorham of Byredo was inspired by the traditional Indian wedding of his sister in creating Flowerhead. Perfumer Jerome Epinette has deftly woven a gajra (garland) of scent that encapsulates a myriad of joyous blossoms
Rodney Hughes is a former CaFleureBon Natural Fragrance Editorwho grew up in the Deep South and moved to the Big Apple to study Fashion. Being an artisan in America at this time I believe is essential to our relevance on the global stage and to our country’s future
Primary colors shake you up, while muted palettes haunt. Some paintings pop, while others draw you in slowly but linger in your consciousness like a half-forgotten dream. Some fragrances shout, while others make their point with a seductive whisper. Penhaligon’s Artemisia is a refined example of the latter olfactory art form. Full bottle draw
On receiving samples from FL Parfums, something about that beautiful logo seemed to call to me. When I opened my samples of Invincible, Roses du Jardin, Eclectique pour Homme, and Don D’Amour. I said to myself,” I have NO idea who this person is; but they surely know what they are doing!”
Are you in a fragrance rut? Step out of your comfort zone and try a new perfume in 2014 that breaks your preconceived notions of what to waft. Here are five tips to help step out of your scented comfort zone and just may find a new perfume.
This past summer, Maria Candida Gentile took her scent work outside of the perfume bottle and into the spaces of contemporary art when she collaborated with artist Luca Vitone at the Venice Biennale.
