Summer, especially Aussie ones can bring out some of our best sun kissed memories, also reflecting a little bit in the mood as well. That feeling is perfectly encapsulated in a jar that we know today as Mediterranean Honeysuckle .Continue reading
If it were not for Ernest Beaux, the world may never have experienced the phenomenon called Chanel No.5, nor would you have discovered Ralph Lauren’s ever popular Polo had it not been resurrected from a ‘reject’! We revisit legendary perfumers who make your fragrances everlasting memories.Continue reading
Calvin Klein revisits its legendary juice in a limited edition 24-carat gold plated bottle. Now the generation of “Millennials” would have the ” Midas Touch”. Continue reading
90 years later and voila comes one of the most coveted launch of the century, Louis Vuitton’s namesake series of fragrances to satisfy the olfactory needs of fragrance gourmands. Namesake scents are further sprayed in to seven women perfumes called ‘Les Parfums Louis Vuitton’.Continue reading
Girls who are boys who like boys to be girls… in a scent, that is
For the non-floral females among us, sifting through the fragrance department is a cruel taunt to the tomboy within – the spectrum can generically span from light and airy to heady and sexy without too much variation in between. The solution? Think like a man and try a cologne on for size.
It’s perfume’s most intriguing new ingredient, adding a playfully gourmand twist to a fragrance, or inciting dreams of aroma-rich days at the beach in this grim aussie winters. (clockwise from top)Continue reading
As France’s first lady of fragrance, Chantal Roos has had more impact on the industry than most; she was the brains behind such iconic scents as YSL Opium and Paris, Issey Miyake L’eau D’issey and Jean Paul Gaultier classique. Continue reading
