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The Annette Green Perfume Museum, originally located at the Fragrance Foundation in New York, has re-opened at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in downtown Los Angeles:
The collection spans more than a century and includes perfume bottles from more than 165 international fragrance houses ranging from the unusual, like an antique De Vigny perfume called Le Golliwogg, to the most well known: Chanel, Lanvin, Ralph Lauren, Estée Lauder and Dolce & Gabbana…
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The Annette Green Perfume Museum, formerly in New York City, has moved to the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles. They expect to hold their first exhibit in the new location in 2006. (via perfume2000)
Printemps, the Paris department store, will launch a new Parfums de Créateurs area on the ground floor in July, featuring exclusive fragrance lines such as Prada and the Armani Privé collection. (via cosmeticnews)