11.09.2008

Labels: Fragrance, Scent, Solange Azagury-Partridge

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10.10.2008

Burberry The Beat

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eau de parfum. a sparkling, floral and woody fragrance contained in a metal and glass bottle with iconic burberry check. 2.5 fl. oz.

Labels: Burberry, Fragrance, The Beat

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7.07.2008

David Yurman eau de parfum

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David Yurman will launch his first fragrance, David Yurman Eau de Parfum, in August. The scent for women was developed by perfumer Harry Fremont, and features notes of mandarin, fresh green petals, cassis, peony, water lily, natural rose otto, patchouli, exotic woods and soft musk.

David Yurman’s fragrance will be available for $120 for a 1.7 oz bottle of eau de parfum spray or $165 for the 2.5 oz bottle.

Labels: David Yurman, eau de parfum, Fragrance

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Labels: Encre Noire, Fragrance, Lalique

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6.09.2008

Porsche Design 'The Essence'

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Porsche Design has launched their first fragrance named The Essence. The Essence for men was developed by the Clarins group and features a firm metallic scent with hints of myrtle, Juniper, Siberian Pine, balsim fir, and frankincense. The Essence is available as a eau de toilette, aftershave lotion and balm, hair and body gel, and a stick and spray deodorant.

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance, Mens, Porsche Design

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5.27.2008

Amouage Jubilation 25 Fragrance

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To celebrate their twenty fifth anniversary, Amouage has created Amouage Jubilation 25 for women, and Jubilation XXV for men. The fragrance features top notes of tarragon, rose, lemon and ylang-ylang, middle notes of davana, labdanum ciste, rose and frankincense and base notes of amber, musk, vetiver, myrrh and patchouli.

Labels: Amouage Jubilation 25 Fragrance, Beauty, Fragrance, Mens, Womens

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5.12.2008

Bond No. 9 Swarovski Stars Bryant Park

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Bryant Park is the inspiration for and name of Bond No. 9's most fashion-forward eau de parfum. This spicy rose-patchouli concoction, with pink pepper added for dissonance, is reflective of the fashionistas and urban renewalists who give the park a cachet to match its sublime scenery. Bryant Park is now chic and shimmering in a limited-edition crystallized flacon adorned with 5,280 Swarovski crystals. 1.7 oz.

Labels: Bryant Park, Fragrance, Saks Fifth Avenue, Scent, Swarovski

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Labels: CB I Hate Perfume, Christopher Brosiu, Fragrance, Scent

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3.17.2008

Eau de Shalimar by Guerlain

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Guerlain will launch a new version of Shalimar called Eau de Shalimar from April 1st, 2008.

"The new scent is described as a light yet sensual version of the famous oriental original. It is characterised by fresh citrus top notes, vanilla, and florals such as rose, jasmine and iris."

Eau de Shalimar will be available for 63 €.

Labels: Chandler Burr, eau de shalimar, Fragrance, guerlain, Scent

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2.29.2008

Coty to Launch Halle Berry Fragrance

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Beauty giant Coty', has signed Academy Award-winning actress Halle Berry to a scent development deal, which will involve the star developing a fragrance portfolio and appearing in its advertising, WWD reports. The first Berry fragrance products are expected to launch globally in spring 2009, Steve Mormoris, senior vice president of global marketing at Coty Beauty US reveals. They will launch in "mid-tier" department stores, such as J.C. Penney, and then will move into the mass market as well.

"We're committed to developing a project that will bring luxury to the mass market," said Mormoris. "We want to bring vitality to that market, with projects that consumers find compelling."

Labels: Coty, Fragrance, Halle Berry

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1.28.2008

Molecule 01

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EXCLUSIVE to Harvey Nichols, Molecule 01 contains only the aroma-chemical Iso E Super, which, on its own, is less of a fragrance than an effect. The wearer may notice a subtle, velvety, woody note which will vanish, then re-surface after some time. More than this, she or he will notice the impact the fragrance has on other people, because Molecule 01 lends an indefinable allure to the wearer. In fact, its effect is almost pheromonic.

Labels: Fragrance, Harvey Nichols, Molecule 01, Scent

posted by Momist at 2:28 PM

1.07.2008

Les Mythiques © Parfums Givenchy

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To mark its 50th anniversary, Givenchy is reintroducing ten of its mythic scents.

In 1957 Hubert de Givenchy created a cult perfume for his muse and friend Audrey Hepburn. Together they named it L'Interdit.

That same year the couture house became a perfume house with Le De, previously available exclusively from four leading department stores in Paris, London and New York.

In 1959 Hubert de Givenchy had his personal fragrance Vetyver created, a woody scent as elegant as it is natural. Then he conceived Monsieur, the first scent to be marketed internationally.

The early 1970s were a turning point in the lives of women and elegance took on a fresh face with Givenchy III.

Then came L'Eau de Givenchy and Xeryus in the 80s, followed by Insensé, Extravagance d'Amarige and Organza Indécence all of which marked the 1990s.

For this new edition, the bottle for the ten fragrances was created by Pablo Reinoso. The sober, sleek design features a thick base and a play of light between the transparent and frosted glass, with perfect proportions between the flacon and the cap.

A collection this elegant, resolutely modern could only be one thing: So Givenchy.

The ten Parfums Mythiques are available at Parfums Givenchy sales outlets and on the Web at www.parfumsgivenchy.com/e-boutique.

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance, Les Mythiques, Parfums Givenchy, Scent

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1.03.2008

Chloé by Chloé

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The Moment reviews, Chloé a new scent by Chloé set for launch Feb 1st exclusively at SAKS

"The launch of the new fragrance is a major step for us," said Michele Scannavini, President of Coty Prestige. "This new women's fragrance reflects the values of the Chloe brand: a contemporary vision of femininity, both aspirational and universal."

Labels: Chloé by Chloé, Fragrance, Scent

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Labels: Beauty, Black Orchid Voile de Fleur, Fragrance, Scent, Tom Ford

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12.25.2007

Hôtel Costes Home Collection

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Hôtel Costes in Paris has launched a collection of fragrances for the home. Inspired by the hotel’s interior , the fragrance has a mysterious character with hints of coriander seeds, white pepper, laurel, oriental woods, incense, musk and hints of rose. The collection includes an Eau de Toilette, room spray, perfumed candles, shower gel, body lotion.

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance, Home, Hôtel Costes, Luxury

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12.18.2007

Etat Libre d’Orange 'Delicious Closet Queen '

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Under the powerful trail of vetiver, leather and Tonka bean is concealed the sensuous female personality aroused by an overdose of dynamone, benzoin and opoponax for the Delicious Closet Queen fragrance. Delicious Closet Queen plays with disconcerting contrasts of sandalwood and geranium, violet and citrus accord.


Etat Libre d’Orange, or The Free State of Orange, is a collection of perfumes named after an area in South Africa where perfumer Etienne de Swardt comes from. Etat Libre d’Orange is commited to truly original products that are created when the author gives free rein to their imagination. Subversive and playful, the fragrances are free from censor and return to the quintessence of perfume, to it’s raw animality, to the power of evoking the body and its urges.

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance

posted by Momist at 7:42 AM

12.17.2007

Fendi Palazzo

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With a modern and flamboyant composition based on orange blossom, Fendi's Palazzo opens with notes of mandarin, bergamot, lemon and pink pepper.

This luminous opulence crescendoes with orange blossom, sculpted by jasmine and Bulgarian rose, leading seamlessly into the silky sillage of patchouli and gaiac wood.

The bottle marries the baroque of the Double F symbol with the elegance and classic simplicity of the rectangular body, graced with a transparent rendition of the Palazzo Fendi.

More than a name, Palazzo is a metaphor for Rome and Fendi, an homage to the eternal city where every breath has an air of freedom, luxury and irreverence… just like a perfume.

Labels: Beauty, Fendi, Fendi Palazzo, Fragrance, Luxury, Womens

posted by Momist at 7:34 AM

12.14.2007

Gucci by Gucci

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Developed by perfumer Ilias Ermenidis, Gucci by Gucci features guava, raspberry, pear, chamomile, Tahitian Tiare flower, orange blossom, spider lily, patchouli, honey and musk notes. The patchouli and fruit, are strong in the opening reports nowsmellthis.

Gucci by Gucci is available in 50 ($80) and 75 ml ($100) Eau de Parfum and in matching Shower Gel & Body Lotion. It is currently exclusive to Neiman Marcus, Saks, and Gucci boutiques.

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance, Gucci, Gucci by Gucci, Luxury

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10.16.2007

Yu by Mane

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Mane has launched Yu (Yu in Chinese means rain ) one of the most expensive fragrances. Cecile Krakower of Mane who developed the scents says that he picked every ingredient for its various quality.

Labels: Fragrance, Luxury, Mane, Yu

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8.29.2007

TokyoByKenzo

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Kenzo has unveiled the new fragrance for men, TokyoByKenzo, concentrating the incredible energy of a city that refuses to let night fall.

Aromatic and exhuberant, the fragrance embraces the colors of the city. Explosive yellow fuses with neon taxi signs, expressed with essence of ginger, lemon and grapefruit. Vibrant red adds a bitter orange accord and essence of red berries.

Luminous green has an accord of essence of shiso, maté absolute and green tea, the symbol of Asian savoir-vivre. The intense darkness of the night is intimated by essence of guaiac wood, cedar, clove and nutmeg.

Created by Japanese designer Kashima Sato, the TokyoByKenzo bottle is both building and bamboo, urban and vegetal. The organic, pure form has a dense background set off by colorful bursts.

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance, TokyoByKenzo

posted by Momist at 6:03 PM

7.25.2007

Marie Antoinette Sillage de la Reine

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French perfume maker Francis Kurkdjian is set to launch Marie Antoinette Sillage de la Reine , a new scent priced at $900. Kurkdjian looked to the book, A Scented Palace: The Secret History of Marie-Antoinette’s Perfumer by Elizabeth Feydeau. The book explores the notes of the queen's Versailles perfumer, and from this information Kurkdjian was able to recreate her favorite scent.

The entirely natural fragrance contains rose, iris, cut jasmine, tuberose orange blossom, cedar ,sandalwood and notes of Tonkin musk

Labels: Beauty, Fragrance, Marie Antoinette

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