Lacoste will launch Essential Sport (shown above left), a flanker to 2005's Essential for men, next March. The new fragrance is fronted by kitesurfer Antoine Auriol.
Essential Sport features notes of pink grapefruit, bergamot, frosted ginger, tangerine, nutmeg, juniper, geranium, green splash accord, white musk, vetiver, amber and patchouli.
Lacoste Essential Sport will be available in 75 and 125 ml Eau de Toilette, and is available now for pre-order at Escentual in the UK. (via escentual)
Indie natural line Aftelier has launched Trèvert (shown above right):
Verdant pine absolute, leafy flouve absolute, and ambery clary sage contribute to this "very green" eau de parfum.
Aftelier Trèvert is available in 30 ml Eau de Parfum, $150. (via Aftelier newsletter)
Essential Sport: Because Essential wasn’t sporty enough?
It’s hard to imagine it any sportier, but they did add “green splash accord” so hey…
The color of that Aftelier is both amazing and kind of scary. But I love very green scents so it’s worth checking out.
Agree…it’s so bright! But want to try it, I love green too.
I love green bottles, green liquid–whatever. If it’s green, I’m in.
I can see the future and … it’s green, and probably pine-scented.
Kitesurfing…obviously the workout I should be doing!
I hate to be a dope, but what the heck is kitesurfing (other than a means to get a killer body)?
ok just googled it…I know what it is…I see them kitesurfing in Cape Cod, MA….but its so cold they are always wearing wetsuits..too bad..
If it gets you that body, then we all should be kitesurfing!
if not, then I would be excercising all day long X-D
Shame that we have to work for a living
I wouldn’t, but I should.
Yeah, when I was unemployed years ago I thought it would be my chance to work out like I’ve never worked out before. In a sense I did. I don’t think I’ve ever been so lazy in all my life. I did a lot of channel surfing, though. That counts, right?
But of course!
well, I’m sure your thumb was in FABULOUS shape. (as I comment from the comfort of my cushy computer chair…)
Trevert: I actually think that bottle is… really *pretty.* And the name’s clever too. Wonder if the green juice would stain a white shirt? Pine is very Not Me – but you do hear good things about the Aftelier line.
It is pretty…great label. They did their fig in EdP too, in the same bottle.
Going off to Google “leafy flouve absolute.” Love that Aftelier label.
Off to Google “kitesurfing”…
Let me know, too lazy to find out…
Flouve Absolute is extracted from the dried flowering tops of the perennial grass, Anthoxanthum odoratum. Main production occurs in France.
The absolute is a viscous, greenish-amber to brownish-yellow liquid, have a sweet, herbaceous, tobacco-like and coumarinic odor. The odor is so rich and so complex that one can keep on finding notes in it. However, the overall fragrance is sweet, licorice-like, root-like, somewhat mossy-herbaceous like wet underforest and meadows, of exceptional tenacity and high penetrating power.
The absolute is used in chypre, fougere, pine, oriental bases and in traces as a sweetener for dry-woody notes. Finds use in recreating the aromas of American Indian smudge wands in combination with juniper berry, sage and cedar. Flouve is related to the sweet grass that is plays such an important role in Native American sacred tradition.
Wow, doesn’t that sound wonderful?? Thanks Joe.
urg, Lacoste fragrances always remind me of new money that doesn’t have a clue about what’s good out there. Their fragrances lack in sustaining my interest…
Interesting, I don’t think they remind me of any money at all, new or old!
Well… This hasn´t happened to me in a while…
Something in Lacoste Essential Sport goes awfully wrong with my body chemistry… I sprayed it 20 minutes ago on paper and on the back of my hand and now the paper is still an average snappy citrus aquatic, but on my hand it is “Eau de Gas Leak” It smells like my granma’s summer house kitchen after a year of being completely locked. Well, at least Style in play still works for me
Ack! That does not sound good.
Hello everyone, new here.
Does anyone know when will Lacoste release this fragance in the US? I’m really eager to try it!
Thanks in advance.
Sorry, I don’t know…although it looks like its readily available online.