We have rounded up a list of five floral fragrances that you have to try There’s something undeniably captivating about perfumes with a floral scent profile. They have
Never forget to reward yourself. One cannot give what one doesn’t have, after all. In the hustle of the season and in your search for presents for loved ones, it
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.
As the sun sets and the cherry trees reveal their ardent hues, L’Occitane gathers their scented petals in a new fragrance for women.
Leading retail brand Bench offers a wide range of scents inspired and designed by top local celebrities. The brand is always on the lookout for an artist who has a fascinating personality that would be interesting to capture in a bottle.
Hot brand Bench and Dubai-based Filipino designer Furne Onè collaborated in creating three unforgettable scents for the brand’s Designer Scent Collection, the Unholy eau de toilette and the oxymoron scents—Beautiful Boy eau de toilette and Handsome Girl eau de toilette.
While Lady Gaga continues to appropriate every look she can get her hands on, Madonna, without even lifting a finger, remains the inspiration for not a few fashion designers, including Dubai-based Filipino Furne One.
I’m not interested in fragrances per se,” says perfumer Francis Kurkdjian. “It’s simply a way for me to express myself.”
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