Two new limited editions from Guerlain are launching:
Guerlain Shalimar Charms Eau de Parfum Spray 75ml for £71.50 and Guerlain Eau de Shalimar Charms Eau de Toilette Spray 75ml for £62.00
"The desire to experience sensuality, feminity, mystery...to succumb to SHALIMAR ÉDITION CHARMS, whose bottle decorated with Oriental motifs, evokes the splendours of India. Slender arabesques unfurl their delicate volutes over the bottle and box.
They are inspired by the motifs on the rings worn by Indian women on every occasion, along with the embroidery admired on the shimmering colours of ceremonial saris. A blue silk thread is wound around the neck of the bottle, holding the famous golden "signet" engraved with the double G."
Obviously the new limited editions pay homage to the origins of the history of Shalimar and its story about being inspired by the famous eponymous gardens. Pretty stuff, no doubt! The juice is exactly the same as the regular editions of each perfume.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Guerlain Shalimar Charms & Eau de Shalimar Charms
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I like shalimar but it's not for me.
ReplyDeleteWhen I smell it I Imagine a woman slim with long black hair and white skin that is souper mysterious. Surprisingly it works with my body chemistry. When I will get older, I will die my hair darken than natural and wear it. I like the indian inspiring bottle a lot. But now I am loyal to Idylle. Waiting for the rose patsouli version to arrive. :)
As you know, my dear E, I adore Shalimar and these new pretties are lovely, but they will be the new formulation (sigh) so I will not be indulging!
ReplyDeleteI saw the bottles at the flagship store and they were gorgeous. And I consider myself above such frippery. ;-) But still!
ReplyDeletePeggy,
ReplyDeleteI simply adore your image!! I have the dark hair and white skin, although I'm not thin. Does that ruin the presentation completely?
I rather think that the Rose-Pathouli stuff might be nice. Not earth-shattering, but nice. It's a classic combo of perfumery. Have you tried Voleur de Roses by L'artisan?
D,
ReplyDeleteyup, it's the new juice. A pity in that regard. Well, the Eau is't that bad, although I prefer the Shalimar Eau Legere myself (and luckily stockpiled when I could)
M,
ReplyDeleteoh, thanks for providing a real-life observation comment on these. They do look very pretty! The arabesque suits them to a T (such a natural considering the back-story)
Hope you're well!
Dearest Helg weight is not issue.
ReplyDeleteEvery bodytype has its own beauty...
I am not skinny either.:)
No haven't tried the fragance you said.Hope that someday will come across.
Kisses.