Indie brand Imaginary Authors has launched Fox in the Flowerbed. Like the other fragrances in the line, it was inspired by an imaginary book by an imaginary author.
Rescued from obscurity by students who tracked down the reclusive author at a remote cabin in the Austrian Alps, this collection of alpine fairy tales marks the return of enigmatic writer, Chunhua Luli. The main characters in these stories are wild animals but the tender lessons they impart cut straight to the heart of the human condition. In the titular story, a young fox becomes obsessed with a butterfly, only to learn the hazards of infatuation. Other themes explored include the advantages of unflagging ambition, the importance and impact of beautiful objects, the pursuit of serenity, and the power of positive thinking. Forty years after her remarkable debut, Luli once again reminds us we are all animals, connected by an expansive and ever-changing ecosystem much larger than ourselves.
WHEN TO WEAR THIS FRAGRANCE: Wearing this floral wonder will amplify the beauty in everything. It’s a versatile scent, doubling as a mood-lifter during the day and bringing an ethereal elegance to nights out. Don't be led astray by the name, there is nothing animalic or off-putting about this scent.
The notes include jasmine, tulips, frankincense, wildflower honey, pink pepper, silver thistle and alpine air.
Imaginary Authors Fox in the Flowerbed is available in 14 ($38) or 50 ($95) ml Eau de Parfum.
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What a fun and lovely bottle
And the notes I’m here for-but alpine air? ?
Yeah, that’s where I paused too. Let’s hope.
His stories are so complex and intriguing.
They make me want to sniff the scent and smell the story.
What a fun fragrance house this is!!
Yes! Plus, they’re good scents 🙂
That bottle and story are just so adorable!
I’m a sucker for foxes and butterflies – ordered a bottle today.
Please report back soon. The alpine air thing is intriguing.
I’m game for $38. Bless them for still being affordable.
I thought it was a shrimp at first…
Notes sound intriguing though!