Pages

▼

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Matching Perfume to Fall's Trendiest Fashions

If like me you have a perfume collection to wade through it's almost guaranteed that at some point you thought how one perfume seems to be mentally matched to a specific fabric or style of dress or even with a color that you love in your makeup. Taking this thought further I compiled a hip and happening matchy-matchy of fall 2015 fashion trends and autumn-friendly perfumes for you. From oh-so-hip-it hurts ear climber earrings to blanket scarves (and with a sprinkling of gold eyeshadow there too for good measure), there's a core collection of looks and scents to satisfy you till the next tide comes.
Chloe collection f/w 2015/16

You can find the slideshow on this link on Fragrance.About.com

Feel free to share your own favorite matching of perfume and fashion looks in the comments!
*Share with link:

6 comments:

  1. nofixedstars13:33

    i love things like this! i am an inveterate matcher of perfume to clothing and jewelry and colors...there are certain outfits that simply call out for a specific perfume. thanks for an enjoyable diversion this morning.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Perfumeshrine08:22

      You're most welcome!!
      It's a bit obsessive compulsive but we all need our little fixes, right? :-)
      Have a great day!

      Delete
  2. Anonymous02:00

    Have you ever had someone give you back a perfume that you bought for them a few days later and told you it was not right on them? It was Moments by Priscilla Presley when it first came out

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Perfumeshrine08:22

      I have and it was a disappointing experience. I had thought they'd have liked it! It was Allure edt by Chanel. :/
      Moments I recall had made a splash when PP was not a parody of herself yet.

      Delete
    2. Anonymous22:16

      It was my Mother that gave the perfume back to me, I threw it away when I went home that same day.

      Delete
  3. Jean Katherine Baldridge13:30

    I cannot imagine returning a gift from someone. Am I alone in this? It is really hurtful, the way I see it.
    If I received a perfume from a friend which I didn't like for myself, I would still thank the giver. I would simply be very grateful someone loved me enough to think of me and want to give me a gift, whether it was the wrong choice in perfume, or something else.
    I would go so far as to wear it around them the next few times I saw them as well!
    love, jean

    ReplyDelete

Type your comment in the box, choose the Profile option you prefer from the drop down menu, below text box (Anonymous is fine too!) and hit Publish.
And you're set!