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Tag Archives: art
Four Dudes, a Classy Dame, and a Boozy Babe
….OTHERWISE known as Field Notes from Cowtown – this week’s ruberrific report on my spectacular sniffing experiences, out in the real world of designer fragrance, in the malls of flyover country. But first, a message from our sponsor’s required movie of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Entertainment, Fashion, Fragance, Fragrance Reviews, History
Tagged Amen Ultra Zest, art, basenotes, Chanel, Chanel Allure Homme Sport Cologne, Creed, fashion, fragrance, fragrance reviews, Jane Austen, Kate Beckinsale, La Nuit de L'Homme, Love & Friendship, movie reviews, Nordstrom, Pure Tiffany, Spicebomb Extreme, Thierry Mugler, Tiffany, Valentino, Valentino Donna, Viktor & Rolf, Whit Stillman, YSL
Dreaming of Fragrance: Rose Rebelle SC-7545
[Note: This post resurrected from the WayBack Machine, here. It’s a story based (as closely as I could manage) on a strange, fascinating dream that I had, about a fragrance that I’d never sniffed. I was going to do a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, Fashion, Fragrance, Science Fiction
Tagged A Lab on Fire, art, colette, dreams, fragrance reviews, Il Mondo di Odore, Rose Rebelle, SC-7545, WayBack Machine
Amouage Honour Woman
[Note: This post resurrected from the WayBack Machine, here.] Sunday, September 25, 2011 Amouage Honour Woman Is it fair to review a scent before you’re even gotten to the drydown? Well, after reviewing a scent that I hadn’t even smelled, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, Fashion, Fragrance, Internet
Tagged Amouage, Amouage Honour Woman, art, fragrance, Honour Woman
Impressions of L’Heure Bleue: Art / Science / War / Peace
Note: This isn’t a fragrance review. But these may be the droids you were looking for. ************************* Patterns. You just gotta love ’em. Not all of them have predictive value, but if you look at them right, they all have … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Computers, Fashion, Fragrance, News and politics, Science, Science Fiction
Tagged 8th art, art, drones, fragrance, Guerlain, L'Heure Bleue, L'Heure de Nuit, landmines, religion, robots, science
An Olfactory-Style Review of Mona Lisa
I was going through the sample-tray on my computer today, when I stumbled upon an image I hadn’t enjoyed in quite a while. Between exciting new releases like Cloud Atlas Movie Stills, treasured favorites like Schokko with Red Hat, and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Entertainment, Fashion, Fragrance, Uncategorized
Tagged art, art criticism, fragrance, Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa, olfactory, perfume
S01E02
I’ve been taking part in the Chandler Burr Untitled series, in which participants are being asked to consider the artistry of various fragrances, independent of knowing what the fragrances actually are. Nevertheless, the question of “what something is” echoes in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion, Fragrance, Science, Science Fiction, Travel
Tagged art, Chandler Burr, fragrance, Mugler Cologne, S01E02, Thierry Mugler
