Jo Malone now bottles rare teas—not for drinking, but for wearing.
I LOVE scents! But who doesn’t? Even my friends who don’t like using perfume will spray on some cologne. And the thing with scents is you may not like to use them, but you do like to smell it on someone.
Fashion houses are cooking up a storm as they up their fragrance game. Johnny Depp has been revealed to be the new face of Christian Dior perfumes, and just last month, Alaïa launched his first fragrance in Paris. Certainly, creating fragrances establishes the designer as a far-reaching and prestigious brand name, especially when in collaboration with artists and celebrities. Here is an overview of the hottest scents that fashion houses are coming out with.
While more of us have already decided which particular fragrances appeal to us, the matter of how to make our favorite scents last longer always comes to mind.
Beautifully wrapped and ready for the season of gift-giving, Lush has a whole selection of festive gifts ranging from stocking fillers and secret Santa presents to traditional tins and luxurious hatboxes with more than enough bath and body products to see you through to the New Year.
French skincare and fragrance brand L’Occitane is known for its use of herbs and flora from Provence. Its core lineup of scents focuses on one key ingredient, like its popular lavender, verbena or green tea range.
Hermes launched last week the Jour d’Hermès Absolu, a fragrance conceived with a woman’s femininity and luminous beauty in mind.
My love affair with beauty products started with scents.
If there’s one thing Luxasia CEO Patrick Chong credits for his company’s steady evolution from being a regional distributor of premium fragrances, cosmetics and skincare products to a “market maker” in the Philippines, it’s the dramatic development of the local retail scene during the last 25 years.
Dive into Gap’s colorful world with the new scents for men and women: the Gap Established 1969 Electric for him and the Gap Established 1969 Bright for her.
