When the Bottle Sells Me Before the Scent Does
Perfume may be about smell, but the bottle gets there first. A personal look at the designs I love, one I really don’t, and why packaging still matters.
Perfume may be about smell, but the bottle gets there first. A personal look at the designs I love, one I really don’t, and why packaging still matters.
Estée Lauder Knowing opens with a cold metallic edge before becoming smoother, subtly sugary and enormously diffusive. It feels unapologetically vintage, intensely elegant and powerful enough to review me back.
Estée Lauder revisits its groundbreaking 1972 sports fragrance with Aliage Legacy, a vibrant green chypre shaped by galbanum, flowers, oakmoss and vetiver.
Estée Lauder Glimmer pairs raspberry mousse and macaron rose with orange flower, vanilla, patchouli, amber and woods in a radiant new gourmand.
In this Estée Lauder Bronze Goddess Aegea review, I am exploring a brighter and greener take on summer: fresh fig,…