When the weather takes a turn for the worse, and snow starts falling as companies launch their latest “springtime scent”, many customers almost ricochet back to the familiar warmth and spice that you get with the great oriental fragrances. The woods, resins and intoxicating florals help transport you to sunnier climes as we fend off the icy winds. For my perfume of escape this week I chose Ambre Sultan by Serge Lutens and, whilst it might not be exactly thought of as an oriental, it definitely packs a punch with the sensuous laudanum. So, let me introduce you the fragrance about which Serge warned, “don’t expect it to fit in”.
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Showing posts with label Shiseido. Show all posts
Thursday, 1 March 2018
Monday, 8 May 2017
STEPHAN'S SIX - TESSA WILLIAMS
Labels:
Aveda,
Azzi Glasser,
Bella Freud,
Caleche,
CK One,
Cult Perfumes,
Guerlain,
Hermes,
Je T’Aime Jane,
Joseph de Jour,
Love,
Mitsouko,
Paris,
Rive Gauche,
Shiseido,
Stephan's Six,
Tessa Williams,
YSL,
Zen
Monday, 16 January 2017
STEPHAN'S SIX - ROBERTO GRECO
The days of “point a camera at a bottle of perfume” have well and truly gone because a sense of creativity is now demanded by every company. One person who certainly has this gift is Roberto Greco, an incredible photographer who splits his time between Paris and Geneva. From Le Galion to Liquides Imaginaires, his work has been featured in the Harrods magazine as well as by The Perfume Society. So, I thought it was time to find out a little bit more about Roberto in the first of a new series of “Stephan’s Six”.
Thursday, 12 November 2015
SERGE LUTENS OLFACTORY WORKSHOP
Workshops are nothing new when it comes to fragrance, and having been "lucky" enough to attend a lot in my time the thought of another usually fills me with absolute terror. However, when I saw that Serge Lutens was going to be starting one at their Palais Royal boutique in Paris it was a must. Luckily I was already going to be in the city for three days so managed to book a place with their expert, Léa Murati. I admit, it was with some trepidation that I handed myself over. Would this be just another selling exercise, or would I actually come away having discovered something new about Serge Lutens?
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