Nest Fragrances, the candle company founded by Laura Slatkin, will launch three personal fragrances this month: Amazon Lily, Passiflora & Midnight Fleur. The “botanically based” perfumes were inspired by the paper mosaics of British artist Mary Delany; Delany’s works were interpreted by Alexander Solodukho for the bottle designs.
Amazon Lily ~ developed by perfumer Christophe Laudamiel; the notes feature bergamot, lime, tangerine, lilies and driftwood.
Passiflora ~ also by perfumer Christophe Laudamiel, with green notes, passion flower, hyacinth and lily of the valley.
Midnight Fleur ~ developed by perfumer Jerome Epinette, with night-blooming jasmine, vanilla orchid, exotic woods, patchouli and black amber.
Nest Amazon Lily, Passiflora & Midnight Fleur will be available in Eau de Parfum, $115, size unknown, and in matching body products. Look for them to launch at Neiman Marcus.
(via wwd)
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That’s a beautiful bottle.
Agree, and then some.
It is! It makes me wish I could just buy the empty bottle and put whatever juice I wanted in it.
That is an interesting pair of perfumers.
Yes.
I want to try Midnight Fleur. Sounds good to me.
I admit that none of the 3 are singing out to me, but I’ll give them a shot. I think I liked one of the original Slatkin fragrances, but now I can’t even remember what they were! They certainly weren’t in such nice packaging.
I’d like to try all three of these. Their candles are lovely.
OH those bottles. I need to sample for the bottle alone
Their soaps are also amazing–some of the nicest scents! If their fragrances match that quality, they could be worth having.