Curated by Colette
Description
Three designer perfumes made in collaboration with perfumers Mark Buxton and Fank Volkl (Symrise). Three (AS FOUR): A comfortable and sophisticated ‘root-of-life’ fragrance, designed around three roots: iris, ginger and vetiver, garbed in citrus and sensual woods. Bless (BLESS): A skin scent: a non-conformist, olfactory plush toy that perfectly reflects the designers’ look and spirit. Cypress, geranium, thyme, maté, coffee and sand notes. The following pyramid is for Hussein Chalayan (HUSSEIN CHALAYAN), whose perfume is an evocation of a train journey from London’s Victoria Station to Istanbul:
At a glance
The trendiest of Parisian boutiques launches three remarkable designer essences.
History
The long-awaited Curated by Colette collection is the first series of perfumes from the famous Parisian fashion store. It showcases ‘three fragrances, three free and intimate experiences’ by three demanding and renowned fashion designers: The Anglo-Cypriot Hussein Chalayan, the New York design trio ‘As Four’ and the all-female Franco-German duo Bless. Find them at Colette, at 213 rue St Honoré, Paris.
Range
For each of these three scents: Eau de Toilette Spray Bottle, 1.7 fl. oz.
Bottle
Three discreet and pared-down bottles.
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10 february 2015
Comme l'odeur de Quatre Trois semble presque trop terreux avec la plupart des racines et de bois. Je voudrais essayer cela. Mais mma premiere reaction est cimetiere..........As Four's scent Three seems almost too earthy with mostly roots and woods. I would try this. But my first reaction is a cemetary.
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10 february 2015
Quelle collaboration ce nouvel ensemble de parfum va de Organisee par Colette. Je voudrais essayer Bless premier. Assis sur le sable avec du cafe et un jouet en peluche est quelque chose que je ne pense pas de faire. Ce est l'imagination au travail......What a collaboration. I would try Bless first. Sitting on the sand with coffee and a plush toy is something I would not think of doing. This is imagination at work.
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