If you care to take yourself to Bloomingdales on Lexington Avenue in New York City on Thursday, November 8th, you'll find...
...dozens of sexy, masculine men -- wearing nothing but sexual fresh (and a terry bathrobe over underwear to stay within the confines of the law) -- will be celebrating the release of Michel Germain's newest fragrance, sexual fresh for men.
This exciting celebration will take place outside Bloomingdale's on Lexington & 59th Street at 12:30 p.m. (via prnewswire)
L’Artisan Parfumeur will be holding a "Scents & Style Event" on Saturday, November 10, from 10 am to 5 pm at their Madison Avenue location in New York City:
A stylist from Taste Generation whose client portfolio includes Chanel and Chloé will help you discover the scent that captures your style as you receive a personal Speed Style Consultation. Please call 212-794-3600 to schedule an appointment or stop by during the day at your convenience.
Founded as an apothecary in 1838, C. O. Bigelow Chemists has thrived into the twenty-first century as an unlikely, but very popular, combination of neighborhood drugstore and high-end beauty emporium. Its aisles are crowded with long-time local customers waiting for their prescriptions to be filled at the pharmacy, as well as visiting aficionados of luxury toiletries, hard-to-find home fragrance lines, and unusual perfumes.
Through an agreement with Limited Brands, the Bigelow brand name is used on newly developed products sold at Limited Brands’ various stores (Henri Bendel, Bath & Body Works), and Limited Brands has opened several shops under the C.O. Bigelow name in other cities. This original location, however, is still independently owned by the same family that bought the company in 1939…
Symine Salimpour of Hors Là Monde will be at Henri Bendel to present her new fragrance, Shiloh, today and tomorrow from 10 am until 8 pm, and on Sunday from noon until 7 pm.
A first visit to the Caron boutique in Manhattan can feel something like a treasure hunt. Although the shop’s address is 715 Lexington Avenue, you must enter at the side of the building, around the corner on 58th Street. The door is marked with a sign for PhytoUniverse, the botanical haircare salon that shares its quarters with Caron (they are owned by the same company, the Alès Group), but you might spy a few Caron bottles on display in the small entrance lobby. The receptionist will direct you into an elevator, which you ride to the third floor. There, Caron is ensconced in two elegantly appointed alcoves off the main waiting area of the Phyto salon.
Since it first opened its doors in Paris in 1904, Caron has specialized in floral fragrances of all persuasions, from the lush orange blossom of Narcisse Noir (memorably worn by femme fatale Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard) to the light, fresh lilies of the valley of Muguet de Bonheur…