From Aedes de Venustas, the Cellarius candle: "Perfumer Olivia Giacobetti created the scent of an old-world astronomical observatory inspired by Andreas Cellarius, a Dutch–German cartographer and cosmographer best known for his Harmonia Macrocosmica, a major star atlas from the year 1660." With spices, papyrus, rosewood and cedar, $79.50 at Aedes.
Not really a lemming for me personally, but if you're a fan of Cartier La Panthère, the hair mist is now in the fragrance's new packaging design (if you loved the old — and I loved it so much I bought the Eau de Parfum unsniffed — you might want to purchase your preferred concentration soon). $67 for 50 ml at Saks Fifth Avenue. (And you can see an image of the new Eau de Parfum bottle at Vogue Philippines.) (And adding...that article also makes it clear that the fragrance has been reformulated "...toward a fully plant-based solution".)
From Glasshouse, a bar soap trio: "Give a little luxury this holiday season with our beautifully fragranced French triple-milled body bars...all wrapped up in festive gift box with joyful illustrations by Michelle Pereira". Three 95g bars (Lost in Amalfi / Sea Mist, Midnight in Milan / Saffron & Rose, A Tahaa Affair / Vanilla Caramel) for $30 at Smallflower.
Mugler's Angel Elixir in a limited edition collector bottle: "For the Mugler Holiday Show, the Angel you don’t expect will dazzle your eyes. Wearing a new sparkling dress for the special season, this woody floral gourmand scent reinvents what makes Angel so unique." $150 for 50 ml at Mugler USA.
I'll take one of each. 40th anniversary editions of perfumer Guy Robert's Amouage Gold Man and Amouage Gold Woman, both updated by perfumer Alexandra Carlin and presented in "the highest quality crystal, made in the original moulds and hand-blown reality in the workshops of the High Cristallerie haven of Waltersperger in the heart of Normandy, France". To be released in December, 500 bottles were made of each, $1,950 a pop.