Just when you thought the night trend was fading away, it’s making a comeback instead. After Nuit de Tubéreuse from L’Artisan Parfumeur, this fall, designer Lolita Lempicka is launching Minuit N... Read On
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It’s finally perfume and luxury brands’ turn to go green. After mass-retail and its efforts to reduce plastic, after the automobile industry got a kick start from more eco-friendly models, fragr... Read On
Fig is a fleshy, granular fruit that is instinctively associated with hot summer weather. The first brands to introduce it into perfumery were L’Artisan Parfumeur — with Premier Figuier — and Di... Read On
This summer, the it color for men’s fragrances is green. Not necessarily a bold, in-your-face kind of green, but tart, crystal-clear, anis, or bluish-greens For fragrance brands, the message com... Read On
Is hyacinth about to make its perfumery comeback? Looks like it. In June, Serge Lutens, who never follows trends, but often initiates them, will be launching a new fragrant creation in which hya... Read On
From a descriptive point of view, you can’t help noticing that fragrance and music share a lot of vocabulary: we talk about notes, harmonies, melodies, compositions, etc. And if you look at the... Read On
Over the past few months, perfumery has had a new it color: orange. After black, pink and white, orange’s arrival is somewhat unexpected, but it can not be ignored. The fact is that orange sudde... Read On
This year, as summer approaches, several brands are bringing back the concept of “treatment fragrances”. More than 25 years after it was first released, the most famous treatment fragrance is st... Read On
Would you like to wear a perfume that has the same name as you do? Amongst designers, there’s a definite trend towards perfumes named like people. In fact, it’s a two-pronged trend: either the p... Read On