Picture: A winterrose. Also this year Christamas is green and some roses are almost blooming. Photo: Mr Parfumista (c) |
Below is the updated list of the fragrances I've worn the last eleven Christmas Eves:
2013: Quintaesensia Ramòn Monegal, (a special retro styled blend, furry, ambery, herbal/spicy)
2012: Nothing, knocked down by the worst flu in ten years+.
2011: Betrothal, Grossmith (classic, light and exquisite florals)
2010: Cuir Mauresque, Serge Lutens (saddle leather, orangeblossom, jasmine, spices)
2009: Tribute Attar, Amouage (dark leather, smoke, oud, excellent spices)
2008: Incense rosé, Andy Tauer (rose, mandarine, cardamom, myrrh cedar, incense)
2007: Ambre Russe, Parfum d'Empires (boozy amber, the, wood, oriental)
2006: Jil Sander 4, Jil Sander (dark, overripe fruits, white almost withering flowers, oriental spices)
2005: Nuit de Noël, Caron (dusky, retro flowers, moss and a furry note)
2004: Cabochard, Parfums Grès (leathery chypre, harsh green notes and retro flowers)
2003: Fracas Robert Piguet (the ultimate classic grand tubereuse)
I wish all of you a Great Christmas and as I'm very curious to know what you are wearing for Christmas, feel free to leave a comment.
I wish all of you a Great Christmas and as I'm very curious to know what you are wearing for Christmas, feel free to leave a comment.
Merry Christmas!
SvaraRaderaOur tastes are so different! From your list I like and wear just two perfumes - Ambre Russe and Impossible Iris. Another three I actively dislike and the rest I haven't tried. Isn't it great that our tastes are that different but each of us can find perfumes to love and to wear for special occasions?
It's really good that tastes are different, how would the perfume industry survive if not? I'm very curious about which three you really dislike....
SvaraRaderaIf you must know :), Chypre Mousse, Cuir Mauresque and Fracas.
RaderaOf course I'll have to know :-)
SvaraRadera