01 Friday Nov 2019
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My latest post on Now Smell This is a review of Kelly + Jones’ Crush Collection, a trio of fragrances named Vigne, Bouquet, and Terroir.
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18 Friday Oct 2019
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My latest post on Now Smell This is a review of Stairway to Heaven, the newest fragrance from Jul et Mad.
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04 Friday Oct 2019
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My latest post on Now Smell This is a review of five seashore-themed scented body products.
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20 Friday Sep 2019
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My latest post on Now Smell This is a review of two fragrances: Tocca Gia and Jo Malone Poppy & Barley.
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06 Friday Sep 2019
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My latest post on Now Smell This is a review of Little Flower, the new collaboration between Régime des Fleurs and Chloë Sevigny.
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30 Friday Aug 2019
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It’s the unofficial end of summer! Are you headed anywhere for a last-chance weekend vacation?
This fragrance, Eau des Vacances from Fragonard (2015), would be a perfect accompaniment to an end-of-the-season beach visit…
26 Monday Aug 2019
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My latest post on Now Smell This is a review of Los Angeles, the latest release from Gallivant.
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22 Thursday Aug 2019
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This week brought a new perfume launch from the niche house of Régime des Fleurs: Little Flower, a collaboration with actor and style icon Chloë Sevigny. The fragrance is inspired by the rose, Chloë’s favorite flower.
I’ve admired Chloë’s work — and her taste in fashion, design, and fragrance — since the 90s, and I’m a rose-perfume-lover, so I didn’t want to miss the launch event at Dover Street Market’s Manhattan location.
Here are a few of my photos from the event…
19 Monday Aug 2019
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blackbird perfumes, cartier, cherries, dawn spencer hurwitz, hilde soliani, lolita lempicka, perfume, tom ford
Once in a while someone asks me my opinion about Tom Ford fragrances. Let me try to summarize: I think some of them are excellent. I think some of them are boring. I think all of them are overpriced. And I won’t buy (or review) any of them anyway, because I choose to reject Tom Ford’s branding and marketing.
I’ve heard that Tom Ford Lost Cherry is worth trying, and I’ll get around to smelling it eventually, just for reference. In the meantime, I’d like to mention a few other cherry-inspired perfumes that are worth seeking out.
