It's hard to bypass Angel by Thierry Mugler in the greater scheme of perfumery's historical progress , as it is truly seminal, a fo...

Cacharel produced a romantic (and I bet to be discussed) commercial for the first flanker of Anais Anais in 3 and a half decades (the origin...

“I wear the fragrances I am creating. My skin is my work instrument. When I have the time to wear some fragrances, I like to smell of Fémini...

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

"Fit for nuns and virgins" is as enticing a description of fragrance [1] for some of us as talking of a scent weaving a web of se...

I always wonder whether appearances correspond to the reality, the essence of a personality and vice versa, as I am sure you do too. The du...

It is with a sense of disillusionment that I encountered Scarlett by Cacharel while perusing the aisles of Sephora in search of a gift. The...

C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre. (It is magnificent, but it isn't war). ~Pierre Bosquet Lancôme presented their la...

The newest Yves Saint Laurent perfume, Elle , got a sweeping advertising campaign replete with a little clip of the Making Of. Perfume Shri...

There are some deeply seated feelings and memories in all of us and smell has an uncanny way of unlocking them. The launch of Givenchy’s Ang...