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The thin snowflakes came down the skies unexpectedly early yesterday morning, silk confetti melting softly on the wet streets as a pale sun ...

Just utter Juniper Sling and find yourself playfully laughing at its jovial, throwback style recalling 1920s London's Bright Young Thin...

I never knew that Dracula was so eloquent in his particular obsession, but apparently he must be: "The human body is totally pervaded b...

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It wouldn't be an overstatement to claim that Musc Nomade By Annick Goutal is an exceptional piece of perfumery and among musk fragranc...

The inconcistency between name and scent is probably an intended characteristic of the boutique exclusive L'Art et la Matière line by Gu...

In our investigation of how absinthe has inspired artists, writers, as well as filmmakers , we must return to the art of perfumery with its...

One might wonder what a picture of the Austrian actor Helmut Berger has to do with the legendary perfume commissioned by Marlene Dietrich to...