Perfume
Houses - S
Perfume
Guide Designer Fragrances & Perfumes
Perfume Houses - Salvador Dali,
Sarah Jessica Parker, Serge Lutens, Sonia Rykiel, Stella McCartney
Salvador
Dali
Salvador Dali perfumes are inspired by the
great artist's pictures. Each Salvador Dali perfume is abstract,
unusual and very extraordinary. Salvador Dali are meant to
be worn and are created as a statement. They are constructed
as an proclamation of sensuality, an exclamation mark on the
nose. Salvador Dali perfumes are also an object of beauty
housed in boxes and bottles that are directly taken from some
of his famous and beautiful paintings and prints.
Sarah
Jessica Parker
Sarah Jessica Parker is much more than the
average Hollywood Celebrity, she is a style icon and a woman
who has managed to move and influence women across the globe.
Sarah Jessica Parker perfumes are an extension of her style
and are a direct result of her need for a traditional, unashamadely
feminine fragrance that graces the skin and provides the wearer
with an alluring and gentle elegance. Try Sarah Jessica Parker
perfumes as an elegant statement.
Serge
Lutens
Serge Lutens is one of the most respected
and revered perfume makers in the world. Since he began constructing
perfume when he was 26 (he is now 63) Serge Lutens has been
the name on everyone's lips as the premier perfume artist.
Serge Lutens is a perfumer who creates and embellishes, his
creations are neither reconstitutions of formula's and are
not dependent on ancient formulas. Serge Lutens captures the
spirit of perfume by masterminding scents that combine, harmoniously,
the rarest, most authentic essences with modern sensual aspirations
and technology. Through this method Serge Lutens constructs
a universe of perfumes that is liberated from conventions
and explores forgotten territories that are often abandoned
by contemporary perfumery.
Sonia
Rykiel
Sonia Rykiel was born in Paris, France in
1930 and began creating modern and innovative garnments from
a young age. One of her first creations was the Poorboy Sweater,
which made the cover of Elle fashion magazine, and brought
her fame. She later became the first designer to put seams
on the outside of a garment, and to print words on her sweater.
This beginning is evident in the Sonia Rykiel perfume collection
as most of her perfumes and aftershaves are housed in bottles
shaped like this famous garnment. Never willing to be understated
or go unnoticed Sonia Rykiel fragrances are a olfactory representation
of this aspect of her personality and are outlandishly beautiful
and feminine.
Stella
McCartney
Stella McCartney's style, combining sharp
tailoring with humour and sexy femininity, was immediately
apparent after she graduated from St. Martins College in 1995.
Stella McCartney has a unique vision of contrasting the outrageous
with the sublime in a beautifuly feminine and modern manner,
an expression that is now manifested itself in a line of fragrance
products scented with soft, classic flowers, spiked with amber. |
