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The skyscrapers tower above you as you stroll through the evening, their lit windows a golden matrix. On the street’s horizon – where the...
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Many pieces of art revolve around a single idea, but how they showcase that idea can either be lazy or revelatory. Describe something as...
So I’m writing about the house of Âge de Querelle Perfumes again. I know, I know, y’all are shocked Pikachu face. It’s no secret...
In the first episode of 2021, Kori has a special guest, fragrance reviewer Trusted Nose! Tune in to hear what they’d both like to...
Two months ago, I reviewed the maximalist floral wonder of Carnal Flower. Perfumer Dominique Ropion used bombastic, wet green notes to transform a tuberose...
I’ve mentioned before that Penhaligon’s of London is one of my absolute favorite fragrance houses. After all, you don’t accumulate nine bottles of one...
One of my strongest perfume memories was my visit to Jovoy Paris, where I encountered just about every famous niche perfume house in the...
The skyscrapers tower above you as you stroll through the evening, their lit windows a golden matrix. On the street’s horizon – where the...
Once upon a time, creative heads got together and made a pact. Produce a complex, rich fragrance experience, take chances, and have it be...
Bond no. 9 drops perfumes like mixtapes – with stylish design and zero sense of quality control. To date, there are 143 Bond no....
After a couple of weeks of nice, safe, fresher scents reviewed (Daddy Yankee and Blenheim Bouquet), I’m going to do a pivot and profile...
(WARNING: Spoilers for the entire Harry Potter series ahead) Have you ever been casually watching Harry Potter and thought, “oh boy, I wish I...
The past several reviews I’ve written have explored fragrances that are on the pricier end of the spectrum in the world of fragrance. Honestly,...
It might have escaped your notice, but I’m a pretty big beaded bracelet fan. In fact, I even devoted an entire article to why...
After you’ve been dabbling in fragrances for a while, you might notice that you start to drift back to specific houses, again and again....
The piano part in Radiohead’s “Pyramid Song” carries an eerie beauty that could vaguely be described as ‘jazzy.’ Upon investigation, the lush chords at...
Last week I interviewed Paul Robbins, founder of InvictaWorldWide, as well as AragonWorldWide. We mostly focused on discussing his love of Invicta watches, and...
