Kenzo has launched L’Eau Par Kenzo Pour Homme Mirror Edition, the masculine counterpart to L’Eau Par Kenzo Pour Femme Mirror Edition. L’Eau Par Kenzo Pour Homme Mirror Edition is a flanker to 1999’s L’Eau Par Kenzo Pour Homme, and follows recent flankers L’Eau Par Kenzo Colors Edition (2013) and L’Eau Par Kenzo Wild Edition (2011)…
Kenzo L’Eau Par Kenzo Mirror Edition ~ new fragrance
Kenzo will launch L’Eau Par Kenzo Mirror Edition, a new fragrance for women. L’Eau Par Kenzo Mirror Edition is a flanker to 1996’s L’Eau Par Kenzo Pour Femme, and follows recent flankers L’Eau Par Kenzo Colors Edition (2013) and L’Eau Par Kenzo Wild Edition (2011)…
Kenzo Madly Kenzo Oud Collection ~ new perfume
Kenzo has launched Madly Kenzo Oud Collection, a new limited edition flanker to 2011′s Madly Kenzo. Madly Kenzo Oud Collection was ‘inspired by the Orient’, and follows the recent Madly Kenzo Kiss ‘n Fly…
Up for grabs: Kenzo Flower in the Air
What is it: A 50 ml bottle of Kenzo Flower in the Air, used a few times for testing.
How do I get it: For a chance to win, leave a comment on the website telling me that you live in the US. Then tell me either a) your favorite Kenzo fragrance or b) your favorite fragrance commercial, ever or c) something else you’ve been dying to post in a comment.
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Kenzo Flower in the Air ~ perfume review
Kenzo launched Flower in 2000, and it has staying power: it’s been a best seller for the brand ever since, and it’s still on the list of the top 10 selling fragrances in France.1 No surprise, then, that Kenzo releases flankers on a fairly regular basis. I wasn’t a huge fan of the original Flower; as I said in 100 Fragrances Every Perfumista Should Try, Flower was both wildly popular and just off-kilter enough to be interesting, but it isn’t really my sort of thing. Some of the flankers I’ve liked more than the original (Flower Oriental) and some of them I’ve found interesting but also not entirely me (Winter Flowers), and some of them I’ve skipped altogether (most of the spring and summer variations).
Flower in the Air is the latest. Like the original Kenzo Flower, it was developed by perfumer Alberto Morillas. Unlike previous flankers, it sports a brand new bottle, and the design is great fun (see below) — the (scentless) red poppy that was reportedly the inspiration for Flower floats above the bottle on a clear lucite cap, and although it’s hard to tell in the picture, the bottle has a slight teardrop shape.
As you might have guessed from the packaging, the scent is brand new as well…