His Holiness, Benedict XVI has been dubbed “the green Pope”, last year by Newsweek, for his increasingly vocal concern about damage to the environment and his plans to make the Vatican a carbon-neutral state
Michel Roudnitska’s fragrances bring to life memories and sparks yearnings, both of the past and of thefuture. He is a defender of the perfumer as an artist, a topic we covered upon learning Dior changed some of his father’s greatest works.
How we love summer and the strange invisible perfumes they waft. Alexandra Balahoutis of Strange Invisible Perfumes and one of Cafleurebon’s Green Goddesses announces two new but oh so limited fragrances, which naturally will be gone by season’s end.Like Circe they beckon
In his preparation for his new book, bound for the best seller list, Joseph Finder had to find a perfume. Like the TV Show Castle, Finder had to use real life to create a scenario for Buried Secrets the sequel to Vanished. But instead of following the police detectives, he followed his nose.
Never talk about sex, politics, or religion. But these are the most interesting to discuss! Governor Schwarzenegger can breathe a sigh of relief because we have Anthony Weiner. Weiner= Penis. What’s more fun for the paparazzi, pundits & the late night talk show hosts than perjury and penises.
This idea of building brands on the legacy of scent designers — their especial skill — is something that is epitomized in the strategies of Frédéric Malle. (and precedes the glossies and yes even many bloggers). Malle gave his collaborators one caveat. ‘Let’s find a way not to be copied. ”
