French niche line Liquides Imaginaires has launched Beauté du Diable, the first fragrance in the Eaux de l’âme trilogy…
Liquides Imaginaires Desert Suave ~ new fragrance
French niche line Liquides Imaginaires has launched Désert Suave, a new unisex fragrance…
Liquides Imaginaires Fleuve Tendre ~ new fragrance
French niche line Liquides Imaginaires has launched Fleuve Tendre (Tender River), a new unisex fragrance “inspired by the precious 16th and 17th century novels whose idealised characters and refined feelings have rocked our imaginations forever”…
5 Perfumes that Smell Like Booze
In the United States, we’re at the gateway of the season of Way Too Much Food and Booze. I’m not going to suggest you lay off the pumpkin pie or look the other way when the office manager waves the company credit card and suggests you all go out for a holiday drink. That’s your business. But if you decide you need a break, yet still want to smell like a party, here are five boozy scents to consider, paired with the outings at which you might wear them…
Liquides Imaginaires Saltus ~ fragrance review
Who’s having trouble keeping up with new niche perfume lines? I definitely am. I’m even starting to get a little resentful about it. Enough already. It seems like every designer who fancies himself a tastemaker tosses together a branding campaign and a line of “edgy” perfumes.
I see two big problems with this. First, good design sense does not mean an experienced nose. Next, a lot of these lines are treading the same ground. They either latch onto an era or cultural mileu (the 1920s, writers, historic figures), or they shoot for the now banal take on naughty, artistic, and hip. We get a lot of sizzle for a gristly burger at a ludicrous price tag.
So, you’ll understand why I didn’t jump on sampling Liquides Imaginaires fragrances…