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Gucci Pour Homme: First Masculine Fragrance by Gucci
During major perfume exhibitions (or right after them), when we are bombarded with all those new fragrances specially prepared for the year to be presented this one particular week, one feels not only joy...but also fatigue. The focus of attention is lost, everything new begins to resemble something already known, motives, stories and legends seem similar-sounding... ...and then they come to the rescue – the good old vintages. Fragrances created a long time ago.
Please Dior, Kill Poison Already!
Dior Poison has been my obsession for the past 37 years of my life. Poison was THE fragrance that revealed my passion for scent. I remember being a teenager and following the trail of someone wearing Poison on the street, no matter where they were going. That's how mysterious and addictive that smell was to me... That dark, opulent, gothic tuberose with plums and resins was just bewitching and unique, and like it or not, it is a milestone in the history of perfumery.
The Ghost Perfumer by Gabe Oppenheim: on Creed & The Industry, a Book Review ~ Art Books Events ~ Fragrantica
by Elena Vosnaki ( 3 comments ) I distinctly recall the first time I came across a Creed fragrance. It was in the mid-90s and an awe-struck, awfully young yet perfumephiliac-from-the-cradle Elena was met with the first niche perfume imports at Greek stores. The boutique was called Body n'Soul (yes, it engaged both) and besides the beloved Goutals, Côte Bastide, and L'Artisan Parfumeur flacons, I saw a display which stirred my little historian's heart to histrionics even then.
Coach Wild Rose ~ New Fragrances
A new addition to the Coach The Fragrance signature collection, Coach Wild Rose is inspired by the natural beauty of the colorful wildflowers of the American prairies. The Coach Wild Rose campaign is embodied by model Lexi Boling and shot by photographer Steven Meisel. The fragrance, announced as delicate yet daring, begins with a sour fruity note of red currant combined with solar and spicy bergamot.
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