Comments on: Perfume Legends by Michael Edwards http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/ A perfume blog about all things perfume - reviews, shopping, recommendations. Sat, 30 Aug 2008 06:29:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Aromascope » Quotes On Classics http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-26156 Aromascope » Quotes On Classics Mon, 23 Jul 2007 03:54:11 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-26156 [...] reading my Perfume Legends book, I came across a few quotes that I consider gems or little odes to some of the classic [...] […] reading my Perfume Legends book, I came across a few quotes that I consider gems or little odes to some of the classic […]

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]]> By: Aromascope » Tuesday Musings http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-16368 Aromascope » Tuesday Musings Tue, 08 May 2007 04:40:01 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-16368 [...] and instead of forcing myself too much, I want to share a quote I came across while reading my Perfume Legends book. Speaking of writing, there was a discussion yesterday on the fragrance discussion forum I [...] […] and instead of forcing myself too much, I want to share a quote I came across while reading my Perfume Legends book. Speaking of writing, there was a discussion yesterday on the fragrance discussion forum I […]

]]> By: Aromascope » Vintage Closet: Fidji by Guy Laroche http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-14344 Aromascope » Vintage Closet: Fidji by Guy Laroche Thu, 26 Apr 2007 03:15:22 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-14344 [...] by Guy Laroche came out in 1966 and, according to Perfume Legends (p. 135), “pioneered a new generation of fresh perfumes: Norell (1969), Charlie (1973), Gucci [...] […] by Guy Laroche came out in 1966 and, according to Perfume Legends (p. 135), “pioneered a new generation of fresh perfumes: Norell (1969), Charlie (1973), Gucci […]

]]> By: Aromascope » Rose Angel by Thierry Mugler http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4953 Aromascope » Rose Angel by Thierry Mugler Thu, 25 Jan 2007 04:50:08 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4953 [...] It goes without saying, Angel by Thierry Mugler is the Poison of the 90s. Olivier Cresp, its perfumer, intended to create “a perfume that was also a drug” (Perfume Legends, p.283). Its ingenious blend of caramel, chocolate, and patchouli has indeed accomplished that. Whether you favor Angel or not, it’ll be sure to alter your existence simply because you’re bound to smell it on others, and, once you smell it, you won’t forget it. My first encounter with the scent happened roughly four years ago when I instantly fell into a state of euphoria - I practically bathed in it, applying several spritzes per day (when one spritz would suffice perfectly). It was truly a drug. However, instead of developing a severe addiction, I actually grew intensely weary of it. Today, I still appreciate the scent but cannot bring myself to wear it. The latest addition to the Angel Garden of Stars collection (Lily Angel, Violet Angel, Peony Angel), Rose Angel is the only rendition I absolutely love and wear on occasion. [...] […] It goes without saying, Angel by Thierry Mugler is the Poison of the 90s. Olivier Cresp, its perfumer, intended to create “a perfume that was also a drug” (Perfume Legends, p.283). Its ingenious blend of caramel, chocolate, and patchouli has indeed accomplished that. Whether you favor Angel or not, it’ll be sure to alter your existence simply because you’re bound to smell it on others, and, once you smell it, you won’t forget it. My first encounter with the scent happened roughly four years ago when I instantly fell into a state of euphoria - I practically bathed in it, applying several spritzes per day (when one spritz would suffice perfectly). It was truly a drug. However, instead of developing a severe addiction, I actually grew intensely weary of it. Today, I still appreciate the scent but cannot bring myself to wear it. The latest addition to the Angel Garden of Stars collection (Lily Angel, Violet Angel, Peony Angel), Rose Angel is the only rendition I absolutely love and wear on occasion. […]

]]> By: Ina http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4346 Ina Tue, 09 Jan 2007 20:39:35 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4346 Evilpeony (love the name!), I highly recommend you try both Mitsouko and Jicky in parfum. Evilpeony (love the name!), I highly recommend you try both Mitsouko and Jicky in parfum.

]]> By: evilpeony http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4315 evilpeony Tue, 09 Jan 2007 01:04:38 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4315 hi ina! i heart classic guerlains. i tried jicky edp (i think) in bloomingdales and fell in love with it. it's very modern and sophisticated, yet timeless. when i came home with it, the BF did not accuse me of infusing the apartment with "great grand-aunt smell" (He did accuse me of this, however, when I came home with Mitsouko edt sillage... *giggles*) Nevertheless, I'm still infatuated with Mitsouko, but only in EDP. hi ina! i heart classic guerlains. i tried jicky edp (i think) in bloomingdales and fell in love with it. it’s very modern and sophisticated, yet timeless. when i came home with it, the BF did not accuse me of infusing the apartment with “great grand-aunt smell” (He did accuse me of this, however, when I came home with Mitsouko edt sillage… *giggles*) Nevertheless, I’m still infatuated with Mitsouko, but only in EDP.

]]> By: Ina http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4292 Ina Sat, 06 Jan 2007 18:48:33 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4292 Shifts, Guerlains in parfum are so worth a try. Vast difference. EDPs are generally better versions, too. Shifts, Guerlains in parfum are so worth a try. Vast difference. EDPs are generally better versions, too.

]]> By: Ina http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4291 Ina Sat, 06 Jan 2007 18:47:55 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4291 Vika, same here! I have a whole list of scents I need to get samples of to match the book's selection. Vika, same here! I have a whole list of scents I need to get samples of to match the book’s selection.

]]> By: Ina http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4290 Ina Sat, 06 Jan 2007 18:46:32 +0000 http://www.aromascope.com/wp/2007/01/05/perfume-legends-by-michael-edwards/#comment-4290 Morgan, thank you! I'm downtown a lot. ;) Morgan, thank you! I’m downtown a lot. ;)

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