I love the contrast between the devoutness of the bottles with simple names from Le Labo and the content that lifts you in an emotional and olfactory whirlpool. I blindly…
Fragrances
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Perfume has been around for many years and many people have developed their own signature scent through trial and error. If you have a favourite scent, it could be for…
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Joy by Dior Christian Dior – an ambitious, large house project. The first “pillar fragrance” after a series of flankers/exhibitions that were less enchanting, which emerged during the past years.…
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I am certain that if its name wouldn’t have been Don Eau de Parfum by Xerjoff, I wouldn’t have thought about the Italian mob, but let us not underestimate the…
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Launching another white flower perfume – Gardenia eau de parfum by Robert Piguet, under the same roof with the great tuberose-enthusiastic Fracas requires courage that can be equal to madness.…
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Batman & Robin, Bonnie & Clyde, Vodka & Tonic…Kilian & Calice Becker. The two remain a famous and forceful team, unbeatable and unstoppable, and the resulting perfumes become if not…
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“Angel MUSE was created to revolutionise the gourmand style”, Thierry Mugler stated. This is a somewhat past and rather forced aspect (not to say even risky), as Mugler did revolutionise…
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The bottle of Olympea Eau De Parfum looks like a more stylish Cartier Panthère, the Parfum version, doesn’t it? Olympea Eau De Parfum is not a gourmand and frivolous perfume…
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I think that the most magical and imaginative olfactory universe is that of Serge Lutens. He cultivates a certain genre, as his perfumes never leave you indifferent, regardless if you…
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Tom Ford Shanghai Lily Eau de Parfum appears to me as one of the most awkward pieces from the Private Blend collection. Although others enjoy a larger popularity, trying them…