Bond no. 9 I Love New York for Fathers, I Love New York for Marriage Equality ~ new fragrances

Niche line Bond no. 9 will launch I Love New York for Fathers in June and I Love New York for Marriage Equality in July. They are the sixth and seventh fragrances respectively in the I Love New York series created in collaboration with the state tourism agency of the same name.

I Love New York for Fathers ~ “I LOVE NEW YORK for Fathers, An easy-to-wear, easy-to-love fragrance. Bond No. 9’s newest eau de parfum celebrates the vivid, fast-paced, swashbuckling breed of male-ness that built and defined the Empire State.” With notes  of  basil, lime, coriander, lavender, sage, grapefruit blossom, treemoss, musk and amber.

I Love New York for Marriage Equality ~ “I LOVE NEW YORK for Marriage Equality, An easy-to-wear, easy-to-love fragrance that honors New York proudly setting the global pace in celebrating love, marriage … and civil rights.” With notes of mandarin, nutmeg, plum, rose, jasmine, ginger lily, cashmere wood, sandalwood and amber.

Bond no. 9 I Love New York for Fathers and I Love New York for Marriage Equality will be available in 50 ($105) or 100 ($175) ml Eau de Parfum.

(via bondno9, hat tip to jonr951)

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  1. pigoletto
    Posted on 13 April 2012

    You know, if part of the proceeds of sales were being donated to these two, I would say, fair play. But this doesn’t seem to be the case and more and more I just think Bond is spreading itself real thin with scents for just about everything under the sun. It just seems like a cynical revenue generating move. Or I’m just grumpy.

    • Anne from Makeupwoot
      Posted on 13 April 2012

      If you’re grumpy, then I’m grumpy too, as I agree with your statements 100%.

    • Posted on 13 April 2012

      I do not know why they’re doing so many in one year for this new license, but agree, it would seem better to move slowly. Not sure what their agreement is with I Love New York — maybe they are the ones who want them all done so quickly?

  2. thegoddessrena
    Posted on 13 April 2012

    New York did NOT set the pace in legalizing gay marriages. Massachusetts was the first state back in 2004 and I suspect that it was legal somewhere else in the world before then. Notes sound nice though…

    • Posted on 13 April 2012

      True enough, but Mass has yet to start a perfume line :-)

      • pigoletto
        Posted on 13 April 2012

        I love Mass? Sounds like a science perfume. Bring it on…

        • pigoletto
          Posted on 13 April 2012

          Or I suppose it sounds like the Vatican trying to be hip. Weirdly I could see that in the Vatican gift shop.

          • 50_Roses
            Posted on 13 April 2012

            Hmmm..wouldn’t that be Avignon?

    • Erin
      Posted on 13 April 2012

      Well, I agree on the marriage equality front, but with the rainbow and the copy about love and equality rights, maybe they are just invoking the LGBT movement in general and Stonewall in specific? I’d love to support such a perfume and the first few notes sound yummy, but if I know anything about Bond, it’s going to be boring anyway…

    • gourmand85
      Posted on 4 June 2012

      The concept of the line is about New York City it wouldn’t make sense for Massachussetts to be involved in the moniker.

  3. Dilana
    Posted on 13 April 2012

    So a scent to celebrate marriage equality should smell of tea (in honor, of course, of Boston’s famous step forward in anti-colonoialsim) and cranberries?

  4. BlackRaspberry
    Posted on 13 April 2012

    “…the vivid, fast-paced, swashbuckling breed of male-ness that built and defined the Empire State.”

    LOL! Okay, then…

    • pigoletto
      Posted on 13 April 2012

      Yeah, I didn’t know NYC was the preferred city of pirates.

  5. BellaSugardiva
    Posted on 13 April 2012

    I purchased Bond’s I LOVE NY for All last year and Earth Day just yesterday at Saks; My sales rep told me that proceeds from the fragrance line go to the New York State’s Empire State Development- i love when companies give back to help support a greater cause.

  6. Posted on 13 April 2012

    I sniffed the Marriage Equality at Elements and I would have bought a bottle on the spot if I could have. Yes, I know people are going to complain about the co-opt thing, but it smelled really special.

    Bad news – we have to wait until July for it to come out.

  7. miss kitty v.
    Posted on 13 April 2012

    Whether it was a marketing move or not (and isn’t it all?), I’m very appreciative of Bond’s support of gay rights. Besides, the LGBTQ community has joked for years that gay marriage was a big money-maker, and our capitalist society was missing the boat. Every business makes their decisions based on what sells, and Bond could just as easily polarized customers by choosing to do something that backed marriage equality, so it could be considered to be a dicey move by some. I’m not a huge fan of the Bonds–nor do I hate the line–but I really do think this was a nice gesture.

  8. gourmand85
    Posted on 4 June 2012

    If you haven’t had a chance to check out Marriage Equality it’s really warm! Very spices and striking! I had a chance to spray some on out of test vile at Saks while visiting. I wasn’t too crazy about the Earth Day, but ME was great!!!m

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