Muestra Gratis de Fragancia Bruno Banani

Pide tu muestra gratuita de las fragancias de Bruno Banani Made for Women, Made for Men o Magic Woman y recibelá comodamente en tu casa. Atrévete con las fragancias de Bruno Banani para hombre o para mujer y decide la que quieres probar, o la que quieres que pruebe tu pareja. Sinceramente cuando yo lo he intentado solo he podido pedir la de Made for Men, pero pone que es por donde vivo, asi que probar. Solo se puede pedir una muestra por persona.

Solo tendrás que rellenar un formulario con tus datos para enviarte la muestra deregalo y esperar. En unas semanas recibirás una muestra gratis de 2 ml de perfume directamente en tu buzón para que la disfrutes sin haberte movido de casa.

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Paco Rabane muestras gratuitas

La verdad es que en A Fin de Mes siempre procuramos estar al tanto de las promociones del tipo muestras gratuitas que las marcas nos ofrecen para probar sus productos y que de paso nos son de gran ayuda cuando nos vamos de viaje, sobre todo en el caso de los productos de cosmética y perfumería. Y hoy nos hemos encontrado con una que es la de Paco Rabane. http://thechemistrysideoftheforce.blogspot.com/
En este caso se nos ofrecen las dos versiones de la colección Black XS tanto para hombre como para mujer, y para conseguirlo todo lo que tenemos que hacer es rellenar un formulario con nuestros datos para que nos lo envíen a casa, algo que me gusta más que lo de ir a recoger en tienda.

¿Quieren saber por qué prefiero optar porque nos lo envíen a casa en lugar de hacernos con muestras gratis en las tiendas? Pues porque del segundo modo siempre acabamos tropezando con un vendedor que de una u otra forma nos hace gastar el dinero en otro producto en lugar de irnos solamente tan contentos con nuestra muestra gratis. Así que en este caso, aprovechen la de Paco Rabbane siguiendo el link que les dejo al final del post.

floral-fruité-boisé. A l'instar de L'Eau de Chloé,

Michel Almairac (Robertet) est en pleine période de créativité. Il fut l'un des parfumeurs qui ont le plus marqué l'année 2011 avec notamment Burberry Body et Bottega Veneta. En ce début d'année 2012, il est déjà présent dans nos flacons avec deux toutes jeunes compositions toutes deux à la rose. Chloé L'Eau de Chloé vient d'être lancé et ITISDREAM de Salvador Dali sera disponible dès mai 2012. On ne saurait rester indifférent à l'intérêt présenté par une nouvelle interprétation de la fleur très chérie des poètes et des parfumeurs par l'auteur de Voleur de Roses et Chloé. Pour l'instant, cela sonne comme un slogan plein de gaîté,

"ITISDREAM, un parfum rose vitaminé pour voir la vie en rose!"... http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/

 

 

Mais en même temps, on nous signale que ce n'est pas juste pour rire car ce parfum est pour "...toutes celles qui rêvent de se parfumer avec art!"

ITISDREAM est décrit comme un floral-fruité-boisé. A l'instar de L'Eau de Chloé, cette eau de toilette met l'accent sur une fraîcheur innocente laquelle est comparée ici à la rosée du matin.

La fragrance s'ouvre sur des notes de tête de pomme, cassis, et pamplemousse, avec un effet de sirop glacé. Le coeur rayonne; il est doux, subtil, féminin, mais aussi moderne. Les notes florales de rose, magnolia et jacinthe rose apportent leurs nuances propres à ce bouquet. Les notes de fond sont boisées "...parce que les bois offrent cette sensualité qui est l'amour..." s'exprimant avec le cèdre blanc, le musc et l'ambre.

Prix: 100ml, 50 ml et 30ml pour 69€, 49€, et 35€.

Kardashian admits she's channelled Elizabeth Taylor's style for her latest fragrance launch

Kim Kardashian admits she's channelled Elizabeth Taylor's style for her latest fragrance launch

Kim Kardashian has released exclusive shots from her new True Reflection fragrance ad campaign and looks “ultra glam” (if she does say so herself, which she does).http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/ 

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The stunning reality star admits she’s “#channelingElizabethTay” in the campaign, although added an unnecessary hash tag to reiterate the point.

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The reality star says she is channelling the late Elizabeth Taylor's style in the ad campaign

Kim styled her jet black hair into retro 1940’s Marcel waves and added a slick of red lipstick – a look that’s proved pretty popular with the likes of Diane Kruger, Emma Stone and Sienna Miller in recent weeks. It's also a look that we’d LOVE to see Kate Middleton working too.

The reality star has opted for retro Marcel waves and red lippie for the True Reflection campaign

Kate Bosworth is one of many Hollywood stars to work retro Marcel waves and red lipstick too

But why did Kim go for red lipstick? “I LOVE red lips!” writes Kim Kardashian. Oh right, OK, there's no need to shout.

Alongside the exclusive preview shot, Kim helpfully writes: “Here’s a pic from my new True Reflection fragrance ad campaign… ultra glam! My new fragrance comes out this spring and it is so different than my other fragrances! Xo”. The UK launch date is remains uncomfirmed.

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Her fragrances to date include her debut scent Kim Kardashian (we both like and see what she’s done there) and GOLD – which comes in a gold bottle. Clever.

Her first scent - Kim Kardashian - was created after Kim asked her Twitter followers what they wanted from a fragrance. And what they wanted was hints of honeysuckle and sensual tonka beans. Sexy.

Read more: http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/2012/01/05/kim-kardashian-channels-elizabeth-taylor-for-new-fragrance-launch-115875-23681225/#ixzz1lEaSPgym

Recens odorem para Cologne

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Fromages en fête (A Cheese Festival) on January

Edisud will publish a new book on cheeses, their history and their wide diversity in the world entitledFromages en fête (A Cheese Festival) on January 13, 2012.

The recipe book is bound to interest fragrance lovers - there is a need by the way for an equivalent of the single word "gourmet" for perfume passionates (my favorite two-word expression personally, which I don't see used) -  as it also promises to devote attention to their aromas... http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/ 

Did you know that cheeses could be the butt of jokes in folklore and even make people wax poetic?

Perfumed accompaniments for cheeses, including spices, herbs, condiments and wines are highlighted.

They do not mention jams in the summary, but it is a newish, more mainstream habit in France to eat sweetened cheeses served with a plethora of inventive marmelades.

Finally, the book also gives you tips on how to make your own cheese at home.

Author is Chantal James and illustrator is Marie-Françoise Delarozière. Fromages en fête, in the Petits Bonheurs Maison collection by Edisud, 80 pages. Price: 10,45€. Available on Amazon.

Long-time readers of the blog might remember the British dairyfarmers' attempt to create a fragrance directly inspired by blue cheese, Eau de Stilton, in 2006. And yes, it became the butt of jokes then.

Jeweller Van Cleef & Arpels are to launch Aqua Oriens in April, a flanker of Orienslaunched

Paris-based Jeweller Van Cleef & Arpels are to launch Aqua Oriens in April, a flanker of Orienslaunched in 2010.

The perfumer is named as Nathalie Feisthauer and the fragrance is described by as 'floral, fruity and woody'. Notes include Pear, Lime Zest, Orange Blossom, Honeysuckle and Amber.
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The fragrance is available as a 50ml Eau de Toilette.

Dolce & Gabbana The One Sport, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana will expand their The One franchise with the introduction of a new men's perfume dedicated to the practice of sports. It is their first sports cologne. It is no coincidence that 2012 is the year of the XXXth Olympiads, with the summer Olympics Games to be held in London, one the fashion capitals of the world. The jus, called Dolce & Gabbana The One Sport, is meant to capture the feel-good sensation one experiences at the end of a physical effort, hence for Gabbana, the transparency of the bottle. He said,

“When I end my sports [training], I feel happy and clean, tired but serene, and we want to convey this sense of transparency with the bottle.”....

The freshness of the composition reflects their predilection for a Mediterranean theme running throughout their fragrances.

"The designers had a fresh scent in mind “that could be associated with sports but also with a feeling of cleanliness, an energetic and fresh mood — almost Mediterranean,” said Gabbana."

The One Sport is the result of a collaboration between the designers, the Procter and Gamble fragrance creation team and Givaudan. The Eau de Toilette is described as an aromatic patchouli with notes of water, cardamom, musk, rosemary and a woody Sequoia Forest accord.

Model Adam Senn fronts the advertising campaign by Mariano Vivanco which, reportedly, will be the most ambitious campaign ever tackled by Dolce & Gabbana. The One for Men has been so far represented by actor Matthew McConaughy.

According the WWD, the sports perfume sector is the most dynamically expanding one in the men's fragrance category amounting to 37% of sales last year.

Prices: the 1-oz. eau de toilette spray will be $45; the 1.6-oz. version, $57, and the 3.3-oz. iteration, $73.

Beyoncé too heat fragance

One question that people keep asking themselves when they think about buying a celebrity fragrance is how authentic is the affiliation of the celeb to the scent? Did the persons really put anything of themselves in it besides their names? Beyoncé preempted any doubts by saying,

"Everything, from the bottle design to the name and the ideas for the commercials -- that's me. When I commit to something, I do it 100 percent, and I've never had [creative control over a fragrance] until this project. I learned a lot of great things from the past -- but I always asked myself, 'If I could have my own scent, what would it be?' I wasn't worried about deadlines. It could have taken me three, four, however many years -- this was my first fragrance, and I wanted to make sure that it was something I would love forever." [WWD]

After discovering several celebrity fragrances that attempted to answer this nosy-parker question in a similar way and with their own means, I can say that I am pretty sure Heat reflects Beyoncé's preferences....

Why? Because Heat, like a few other celebrity fragrances, is what I would call a Celebrity-Fragrance-Wardrobe composition. It draws inspiration from perfumes beloved by the celebrity, collapsing them together and bringing to the world a newborn scent with an old soul or several old souls; you know how some babies seem to have the souls of centuries-old wise men or women? This is it. The Celebrity-Fragrance-Wardrobe is new but it's old at the same time, although in the case of Beyoncé, it seems her taste goes in the direction of fairly recent launches.   http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/ 

Notes: red vanilla orchid, magnolia, neroli and blush peach/honeysuckle nectar, almond macaroon and crème de musk/giant sequoia milkwood, tonka bean and amber. 



Heat opens on a sparkling and shiny fruity-aldehydic impression followed by tart berries and creamy woods. The fruits in this concoction are downright sticky-sweet, but in a good way. It must be at the minimum coming from the "honeysuckle nectar" and the "macaroon" notes. It does not really feel gourmand. The magnolia, as usual, brings sophistication and softness to the mix.

To give you an idea of the initial fruity accord, which is striking, I would say that it seems to have been drawn out with a Stabilo fluorescent marker, so glaring it is. The fruits here make me think of artificial-smelling hip, geeky candies at first; it smells of a vision of yellow banana candy filled with raspberry and litchi jam. It is jammy, like in jars of salty plum jam heating in the sun ready to be tasted by dancing bees.

The fragrance is sweet but never unpleasantly cloying thanks to tart nuances, and something else. The rich syrupy jus is counterbalanced by this indispensable pinch of decay which makes your life feel more layered and deep: there are cheese-smelling indoles, in a good way again; magine a cup of fresh cottage cheese with moist and deeply crystallized fruits atop, and a dash of earthy patchouli.



My advice to you: if you want to wear real three-dimensional perfume, you'll just have to accept the dark side of the human psyche as well as animals' and people's strange attraction towards the scent of alluring decay emanating from flowers. On the other hand, you could always wear home fragrance to clear the air. 

At this point, one can recognizes a giant quote from Black Orchid by Tom Ford with its wafts of slightly putrid-smelling flower ensconced deep in the jungle, waiting for its prey. Whatever they called the "black truffle" note back then is here too.  A second ancestor of Heat which is also apparent, but more from the start, is Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf. The candied top notes and the berry fruit facet are really a recall of that scent.

As I said above, there is a trend in Celebrity-fragrance-making which is that often the new scent representing the public personality adapts and brings together a few of the perfumes that the celeb likes to wear. In other words, you, as a fan or not a fan, are invited to share their tastes in scent and help yourself to their fragrance wardrobes. How more authentic could it get? Well, it could be a little more recherché, like the autobiographical and surrealist encounter of marine air, Moroccan incense and marshmallow as in M by Mariah Carey. What the fragrance-wardrobe concept brings is a minimal insurance that the perfume will be worn by the celebrity as it has to agree with her or his taste for her or him to wear it effortlessly. This strengthens the identification process between the fans and the celebs as the first can imagine that they are wearing the perfume simultaneously with their idol while the celeb is always thrilled to smell her or his signature perfume on other people. Beyoncé said she intended to be able to wear the perfume "forever." Coty, Inc. said that Heat was destined to be "a classic." The genealogical approach of course reinforces this claim as familiar successful scents are usually "celeb aromas" in and of themselves.    
Personally, I am still waiting for the celeb scent with a headspace capture of the aroma of the celebrity's belly-button (there was a project "recording" the scents of beautiful women and Thierry Mugler did a headspace capture of the scent of the belly-button of a virgin, facts.) Furthermore, now that we know that you can create fragrance thanks to sensors which capture your state of mind, I think fragrance developers ought to do a graph of a celeb's emotions over several months and come up with a perfume composed around a chart.


Halle by Halle Berry was inspired by the actress's habit of layering Mimosa pour Moi and Premier Figuier by L'Artisan Parfumeur; Outspoken by Fergie is a melting-pot of Amarige by Givenchy, Comptoir Sud Pacifique Vanilla Apricot and Poison by Dior; Kim Kardashian was inspired by Michael by Michael Kors; and now Heat is a combination of Black Orchid by Tom Ford and Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf. It must not be technically that easy to have a wardrobe fit inside a single composition.   


After reaching its mid-point, Heat cruises for a long while on the same linear impression of fruits and indoles and jungle fever. It's like a more berry-rich version of Black Orchid. The cheesy, dark nuances are really present veering more in the direction however of cream and caramel after a while. At this point, it makes me think of Hilary Duff With Love with its milky mangosteen/pineapple accord. It even smells a bit of durian candy here, just to let you know that there is a sulphuric nuance to the scent, which does not belie the name of the perfume.

If you are not afraid of smelling a bit ripe and fruity-carnal, this is a one to consider. Obviously, it is also a more affordable version of Black Orchid.

In spite of the borrowings I mentioned, Heat is well-blended on its own and smells really good, offering a sillage with an updated, young chypré impression, but also a powdery, oriental impression of vanilla on the skin. The longer drydown turns Heat into a powdery ambery retro boudoir-like scent with an atmosphere of intimacy about it. One quality it has is that it is both pleasant to smell on skin and pleasant to smell as a waft, with some differing nuances. Sometimes perfumes force you to make a choice, but this is not the case.  

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Myrrhe et Délires, to be exclusively released in March 2012 in the Guerlain boutiques, now centers on the notoriously difficult - yet particularly beguiling - raw material to tame in perfumery. Thierry Wasser

Guerlain Est. 1828 say that they waited until 2012 to create a perfume using the myrrh material for the first time ever in any one of their fragrances. Myrrhe et Délires, to be exclusively released in March 2012 in the Guerlain boutiques, now centers on the notoriously difficult - yet particularly beguiling - raw material to tame in perfumery. Thierry Wasser, the in-house perfumer, felt shocked by its beauty when he visited Somalia and tasted it, really tasted it to have a better perception of it, rather than just smelled it,

"It exuded warmth, caramel balms, and unfolded slowly and powerfully; it seemed to irradiate my mouth like a burning ray of sun, slightly countered by a few bitter notes,"...  http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/ 

To him, the Somalian myrrh was like the missing Oriental note and composition within the Guerlain tradition of opulent Orientals.

The name of the perfume "Myrrhe et Délires" which translates as "Myrrh and Frenzies" contains the perfumer's artistic program. It is an attempt "to brighten and divert the dark and intense facets of myrrh, without detracting from its precious and emotional dimension."

The composition reveals notes of myrrh, iris, rose, frankincense, patchouli, and a hint of licorice.

The L'Art et La Matière collection is destined to showcasing exceptional raw materials, upholding standards of luxury, and rising above fashion trends.

The perfumes are artisanally bottled by hand by Guerlain's les dames de table.

Price: $250.

Sisley launched a new man's fragrance last year dedicated to the sky as the symbol of men's unreasonable artistic aspirations. The tag line for Eau d'Ikar

Sisley launched a new man's fragrance last year dedicated to the sky as the symbol of men's unreasonable artistic aspirations. The tag line for Eau d'Ikar, named after Icarus, is "A fragrance poised between sea and sky." The brand also muses that "It is about about both frailty and courage, about a man ready to start on the path of an adventure while being conscious of the fragility of all human ambitions." That man "is not afraid to look at the heavens"... http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/ 

The fragrance was composed by Vincent Ricord of Expressions Parfumées working in collaboration with the d'Ornano family. The nose is known for two other compositions in natural perfumery, Bois contre Soi by Senke and Isabel Derroisné Jardin de Sicile. Eau d'Ikar is not wholly natural but has a great dose of naturals.

The material mastic or lentisc was made to run throughout the eau de toilette, giving it coherence - if only from that standpoint - as it was incorporated in the head, heart and base notes. A typical resinous note from the Mediterranean coastal region, it is an homage to the Corsican maquis. The island is described here as the land of the ancestors of the d'Ornano family, who founded and own Sisley. 

Eau d'Ikar opens on an original accord of green mastic, soft iris and bitter orange. The blend is herbaly, aromatic, fruity. It is woody too, but in a strange way. The carrot seeds add that offbeat nuance of wood from the top notes. We are miles away here from your common preconception about a woodsy fragrance for men. There is nothing coded here to clamor masculinity from the get-go although the brand claims that the base notes are "very masculine" as well as "powerful and seductive." My definition of "very masculine" in perfumery is better exemplified by other scents I know. 

The perfume is vaguely reminiscent of some familar impression, which I can't quite put my finger on. Well, I just wrote that, and the next thing is that I suddenly remember what it makes me think of. It smells very much akin to the über lovable and über confidential V'Tae Green Grass and Sunshine, which is now discontinued.

In 2006, I listed that scent under my "Favorite Summer Wood" in My Favorite Summer Scents Part II.Both perfumes have this sappy green-blade-of-grass quality mixed with a happy sunshiney accord smelling a bit of lemongrass, and some unconventional woody nuances. Here, the reed note (roseau) might be adding this understated, exotic nuance. The heart features notes of lentisc absolute, iris, jasmine, orange pekoe tea, reed, leather, woods and spices.

Since the myth of Icarus calls for a reference to a scorching sun, it is not surprising to feel this waft of Mediterranean aromatic herbs served on a tray of sunshine. But closer to home, the personality of the scent seems to have been inspired in part by their own Eau de Campagne by Sisley, a grassy, citrusy affair with a delicious note of tomato leaf and peppery undertones. Eau d'Ikar uses some of that template, but adds suave woods (iris, sandalwood, vetiver roots...)

Another reference that comes to mind is the sparkling citrusy quality of Signoricci by Ricci.

As the eau de toilette dries down, one senses better the clear contrast of citruses and iris. The base notes are soft, creamy, smelling of iris and sandalwood, with a floral leather nuance. The notes officially inserted here are "lentisc coeur", green cistus, sandalwood and vetiver. There appears to be a clever effort at covering up some of the synthetic iris blended with some real one. Of course, the carrot seeds would contribute to the iris accord, as it is often used as an illusonist's trick to enrich an iris accord which cannot be offered in its top-grade form for reasons of unmanageable costs.

The fragrance is a true eau de toilette, fresh, with a warmer base, but not trying to be lasting. I find that the base is influenced by the style of 1 Million by Paco Rabanne, its tonka-bean sweetness and creaminess.

Eau d'Ikar prefers to offer plentiful natural essences, and invites you to reapply rather than decides to stay on thanks to, say, white musk. Given the genre of this perfume, it remains credible within the context of the story it tells of lightness, frailty, ethereal aspirations. But it is bound to create frustration in a number of perfume wearers.

While I cannot but note that the fragrance offers originality and quality, I find it overall less interesting than Eau de Campagne and would recommend the latter over the new one, all things considered.

DKNY Sweet Delicious Fragrance 2012

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Forbered en frisk duft cologne

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Kjøretid: 10 minutterProsentandeler• Essence / s, helst 3%• 65% alkohol tridistilled• Legg 2%• 30% destillert vann• Antioksidant 2% av vekten av essensenIngrediensene er tilgjengelige i butikker som selger aromaterapi produkter, stearinlys gjør og såpe eller drugstoresEksempel på en literIngredienser:
• 30 ml. Essence (The aroma er etter smak).• 650 ml. tri-destillert alkohol ekstra nøytral.• 300 ml. destillert vann.• 0,06 gram BHT (Valgfritt, ingen oksidasjon hjelp forberedelse, kornete substans)• 20 ml. Musk for festing eller festet laget (Valgfritt, hjelper på innstillingen av parfyme)Verktøy:• Glass flaske eller PET flaske (glass hvis mulig)• Måling cup• Kjøleskap• rene flasker• Sticker• Pump spray *• Trakt glass *Fremgangsmåte:En. Hell i glass flaske granulater BHT og 50 ml. av alkohol.2. Cap flasken og rist til korn er fullt utvannet.Tre. Legg til essensen, festing og 500 ml. alkohol, dekk og blend igjen å forene mix.4. Legg i litt destillert vann i form av wire (*).5. Tilsett resten av alkohol og bland igjen for å forene alt.6. Cap flasken tett og bærer kjøleskap i 30 dager.7. Split i pumpe spray flasker og etiketten med dato for innledende forberedelser, pakkedato, lot-nummer og utløpsdato.Utløp:Den lotion er utarbeidet av denne teknologien er ca 2 år, etter som du kan begynne å oksidere, bli mørkere og sterkere i sin aroma.Anbefalinger:Dette produktet vil holde i perfekt holde den tett dekket på et kjølig, tørt og mørkt.(*) Dersom legge vannet, på et tidspunkt i forberedelsen blir skyet, slutte å tilsette vann og alkohol til fullstendig gjenoppta sin skarphet. Spiller ingen rolle om du ikke er 100% tilsatt vann. Dette kan skje med visse essenser som ikke alle har den samme "opptaket" av vann.Er å kombinere en perfekt blanding eller sitrus duft av sitron og blomster av fresia, jasmin og roser.

Could a bottle* like this soon grace boudoirs? *Not actual Louis Vuitton fragrance bottle whatshaute.com Louis Vuitton, one part of luxury conglomerate LVMH,

Could a bottle* like this soon grace boudoirs? *Not actual Louis Vuitton fragrance bottle

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Louis Vuitton, one part of luxury conglomerate LVMH, is a brand synonymous with luxury luggage, handbags and clothing. Soon you can add fragrance to the list!

Earlier this month the company confirmed reports, first leaked back in October, that master perfumerJacques Cavallier-Belletrud has come on board to spearhead the project.
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True to Louis Vuitton form, Cavallier-Belletrud has quite an outstanding pedigree.
Not only does the perfumer hail from award-winning Switzerland-based fragrance firm, Firmenich, the company responsible for many of the most recognized fragrances to date (as well as the people behind the Sephoria’s Sensorium project, but he himself is a third-generation perfumer. He is also the man behind such famous scents as Stella by Stella McCartney, L’Eau d’Issey and Dior Addict, just to name a couple!

This exciting venture will also mark the first time in nearly 100 years that the Louis Vuitton brand has independently released a fragrance. Now discontinued, three scents were previously released in the 1920’s and 1930’s, Heures d'Absence, Je tu il, and Eau du Voyage, the latter having been re-issued for brief stint in the 1980's.

For those you already poised to have the new fragrance on wishlists for the 2012 holiday season, take note: the company has not released an official launch date and has hinted that it may take quite a bit of time, as Cavallier-Belletrud is likely to travel the globe in search of the right ingredients. Further, he offered the statement, as reported by WWD: “...making perfume is a magnificent journey, which starts with the quality of the base ingredient."

 As the saying goes, good things come to those who wait, and alas, it looks as though we’ll have to do just that!

Lingerie brand Agent Provocateur will introduce a new collection of three fragrances

Lingerie brand Agent Provocateur will introduce a new collection of three fragrances from April 15th 2012, presented as daytime twists to their existing library of perfumes. Called Agent Provocateur Eau Provocateur, Agent Provocateur L'Agent Eau Provocateur and Agent Provocateur Maîtresse Eau Provocateur, all have in common the addition of more sparkling, fresh and light notes... http://lasmuestrasenelperfumedelafragance.blogspot.com/ importado parfum barato baratos  pure dkny parfums perfumeria colonias

The mood in the lingerie department is also for a softening of the atmosphere with their 2012 spring-summer collection inspired by the Vaseline-accented pictures by David Hamilton, and more generally speaking, by the desire to recreate the "soft-focus sensuality of the Seventies,"

"We looked to the images of David Hamilton and watched hours of softly glowing scenes from erotic films, such as Emmanuelle and The Story of O for inspiration."

French actress Mylène Jampanoï fronts the lingerie campaign.

A further, indirect link to perfumery could be explored when one knows that the director of Emmanuelle 2: L'Anti-Vierge (1975) is Francis Giacobetti the father of nose Olivia Giacobetti, known for her capacity to create diaphanous atmospheres in perfumes.

"Agent Provocateur Eau Provocateur: A daytime sparkle for fans of the original eau de parfum, this is a scent that will also resonate with a new Agent Provocateur customer. This vibrant accord of citrus notes teamed with red fruit is truly exquisite. At its heart lies an array of fresh new florals such as muguet and orange flower to provide lift and diversity. Gentle base notes of myrrh, vanilla and tonka bean add softness and sensuality.

Agent Provocateur L’Agent Eau Provocateur: The seductive twist that gives L’Agent its unmistakable aura simmers under the surface of this fresh floral fragrance. Subtle citrus accords of bergamot, leaf accord (fresh cut green leaves) mandarin, apple, melon and peach give way to a seductive heart full of rose, jasmin, tuberose, magnolia, freesia and ylang. The base is delicately caressed with musk, patchouli, sandalwood and amber crystals.

Agent Provocateur Maitresse Eau Provocateur: Provocative and enigmatic, this modern interpretation of Maitresse will leave you wanting more. Accords of rose, jasmin sambac and iris blend with light, green notes of acacia (a thorny shrub). A green note of granny smith apples makes this lingering scent so fresh and floral. A delectable base of amber, sandalwood, tonka and gourmande elements complete this floral feast."

Gucci The new Gucci Flora Garden.

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This bud's for you? You bet.

This spring promises to be even sweeter with the April launch of five new fragrances for Gucci's Flora collection, Women's Wear Daily reports.

A softer, more romantic counterpart to the racy Gucci Guilty, the scents will be represented with an ethereal Sølve Sundsbø-lensed ad campaign fronted by Abbey Lee Kershaw in a pastel flower-embellished gown.

Just as dreamy are the G-themed names of the scents themselves: Gorgeous Gardenia, Gracious Tuberose, Glamorous Magnolia, Generous Violet, and Glorious Mandarin.

Dubbed a "sort of bouquet of scents" by creative director Frida Giannini, the flowers reference the five key blooms in a Gucci scarf designed for Princess Grace by Vittorio Accornero in the 1960s.

“It was important that each fragrance was pretty different from the other," Giannini tells WWD.

"So Gorgeous Gardenia because I wanted to underline the gorgeously feminine side of this fragrance. Glorious Mandarin because there’s a sort of euphoria in mandarin, since it’s such a sparkly fruit."

The original Flora scent was launched in 2009, but taller flaçons with pastel-hued blends and transparent caps will distinguish the new breed, which will launch in the U.K. in March before hitting the States.

Looks for the scents to retail for $70 for a 50-ml eau de toilette spray (in gardenia, tuberose, and mandarin only) and $100 for a 100-ml version.