A collector bottle of Bvlgari Rose Goldea, decorated by Kathleen Kye: "This new year, Bvlgari Rose Goldea launches a new limited edition in collaboration with the most influential young Korean fashion designer, Kathleen Kye. The bright colours are glowing, diffusing and spreading their brilliancy, impacting the surroundings. Just like the women empowerment's powerful influence on people around the world." Available now at Takashimaya in Singapore.
Ok, which one of you will buy this first? A reissue of a 1952 collector bottle inspired by Christian Dior's dog, Bobby, originally created for Miss Dior and now containing the more modern and (insert adjective of your choice) 2021 version of Miss Dior Blooming, the frosted flacon was created by Waltersperger and sports a bow by Safrane. €450; 3000 bottles were made. (via luxepackaginginsight)
Another lemmable collector bottle: Guerlain's Cherry Blossom Millésime 2021, decorated by French paper and textile designer Lucie Touré. (If you want to drool over past editions, here is 2020, 2019, and 2018). "...Touré crafted individual white and pink paper flowers with touches of gold to create cherry blossoms. Linked together using jewelry assembly techniques, the cherry blossoms, with their meticulous color work, feature glass beads and crystals at the center of each flower. Fine gold chains were also added to the decoration." €550 for 125 ml plus a 30 ml travel bottle and funnel. (via luxepackaginginsight)
I am not really a fan of Jo Malone Wild Bluebell ("Vibrant sapphire blooms in a shaded woodland. The delicate sweetness of dewy bluebells suffused with lily of the valley and eglantine and a luscious twist of persimmon", but isn't that cute? The limited edition is shown above in 100 ml ($144 at Macy's) but you can also find it in 30 and 50 ml, and there's a matching candle.
