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Valentino Beauty Launches Born in Roma Ruby

VALENTINO Beauty is adding two limited-edition fragrances to its Born in Roma Rendez-Vous collection right in time for the gift giving season. Ruby Donna and Ruby Uomo are packed with red-fruit notes, along with vanilla and woods, and they’re housed in ruby-red versions of the brand’s famous studded bottles. The

The Art of Scent: Edward Bodenham on Carrying Forward the Legacy of Floris London

GENTLE, affable and benign, Edward Bodenham, scion of the Floris family, is the ninth generation custodian of the oldest fragrance

The Woman Behind Miss Dior: Catherine Dior

BEFORE Dior became a name synonymous with couture, there was Catherine. Christian Dior’s beloved younger sister – born Ginette and

Thomas du Pré de Saint Maur on Chanel’s New Coco Mademoiselle Film and Choosing Gracie Abrams

THE BRAINS behind Chanel’s most revered campaigns, Thomas du Pré de Saint Maur, the House’s Head of Global Creative Resources

Sephora Introduces OBART: A New Scentcare Brand

SEPHORA has launched OBART, its debut fragrance and first entry into the scentcare category, as the beauty retailer continues its

Gracie Abrams Has Entered Her Mademoiselle Era

THERE IS something inherently Gracie Abrams about the way Chanel’s new campaign moves: instinctive, slightly undone, quietly assured. As the

Ever 11 Joins Vyrao’s Fragrance Offering

VYRAO continues its exploration of fragrance and emotional wellbeing with Ever 11, a new scent created by founder Yasmin Sewell

Xerjoff Launches its Automobili Lamborghini Fragrance Collection in the UK

ITALIAN perfume house Xerjoff has launched its new Automobili Lamborghini fragrance collection, with a London event celebrating fragrance, fine dining

BYREDO Presents Future Memories

BYREDO has introduced Future Memories, a new Eau de Parfum created by perfumer Quentin Bisch, and it’s all about exploring

Alisha Boe Is Black Opium’s Next Chapter

FORGET being on best behaviour. Black Opium was never about being subtle – it’s about being remembered. Enter Alisha Boe:


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