Lolita Lempicka will launch an Eau de Toilette concentration of what is now called Le Premier Parfum de Lolita Lempicka. L’Eau de Toilette de Lolita Lempicka will target a somewhat older customer; it’s reportedly “more mature, womanly and less sugary”…
Diesel will launch Diesel Fuel for Life Denim Collection, new limited edition summer flankers for their 2007 Fuel for Life duo, in June…
Yves Rocher will launch Comme Une Evidence L’Eau in April. The new fragrance for women, described as delicate, cool, and light, is a flanker to their best-selling Comme une Evidence fragrance…
Salvatore Ferragamo will launch Attimo, a new floral fragrance for women that captures ‘the essence of Italian style’, in September. Attimo will be fronted by model Dree Hemingway…
Le Labo’s “city-exclusive” series, whereby they make a special perfume for each city in which they have a boutique or fragrance counter, and if you live elsewhere, forget about it*, either annoys you or it doesn’t. I find it mildly annoying. The perfumes aren’t impossible to get — there are ways around everything except death and taxes, right? — so to my mind the biggest annoyance is that they cost considerably more than the “regular” Le Labo fragrances.
That said, I adored their first city-exclusive, the wonderful Tubereuse 40 for New York, and I liked Vanille 44 for Paris as well. Aldehyde 44 for Dallas wasn’t my style, luckily. This year, we’ve got three newcomers to the range: Poivre 23 for London, Musc 25 for Los Angeles and Gaiac 10 for Tokyo…
Stella McCartney in conversation with Alexandra Shulman (video, talks about new scent L.I.L.Y) http://t.co/VAKYigvK "French parfumier Guerlain on trial over 'race slurs'" article at Telegraph http://t.co/lVDxoZMi Vote for NST's Mood Board on FB and win a Zoya Nail Polish collection! http://t.co/MXHMN7I3