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I'm pleased to see the published article and hope that it is of some enjoyment to our Spanish-speaking readers. You can take a glimpse using this link. (click on arrow > to read the next page)
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Thursday, April 21, 2016
How To Describe Perfume
The perennial and elusive question of how to describe a perfume has risen at one of Spain's top style magazines, EL TOCADOR and journalist Ana Fernandez Parrilla accosted me to provide her with some insights.
I'm pleased to see the published article and hope that it is of some enjoyment to our Spanish-speaking readers. You can take a glimpse using this link. (click on arrow > to read the next page)
I'm pleased to see the published article and hope that it is of some enjoyment to our Spanish-speaking readers. You can take a glimpse using this link. (click on arrow > to read the next page)
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Nice article Elena, but I'm sure my browser doesn't show all of it, as I only see the front page. Oh well, I'm sure it's great and that those who can see it all will find some very interesting facts!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words. I suppose if there's an arrow visible then you'd have to click that to turn the page (like reading a booklet or those issu turning-pages thingies).
DeleteAnyway, thanks for reading, as always!