Showing posts with label Christian Dior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Dior. Show all posts

Monday, August 1, 2011

HIGHER by CHRISTIAN DIOR


Frosted and clear water, the fragrance of Higher energy and translates fraîcheur.Les top notes are fruity with pear and citrus glazed, and aromatic with the aromatic notes basilic.Les continue with the flower in the heart of rosemary and cypress froides.Le spices that boost the bottom is for its woody, with pear, and musk.

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Fahrenheit by Christian Dior



Ufo real perfume, Fahrenheit is the kind of perfume born completely against any tendency, however, and has lasted for decades without ever leaving the top 30 bestsellers in some country. 


Supposed to be inspired by a work of art-pop artist James Rosenquist, referring glass and molten metal, Fahrenheit operates the territory of the imagination and dreams, rather against the tide of materialism of the 80s, and thus positioned as a true forerunner of the 90s. 


A dreamlike and timeless aesthetics sublimely illustrated by the commercial by Ridley Scott and music by Pat Metheny, echoed by creating a unique and revolutionary odor. Taking the idea of Grey Flannel , and violet leaf green and musky, masculine fragrance Fahrenheit upsets through the use of a drug overdose in synthetic material used to recreate the smell of violet, methyl octylcarbonate. In combination with a green floral accord of jasmine and honeysuckle, subtly balanced by a woody, patchouli, powder, leather and musk, the result simply leads to a perfect, unique and sublime. 


Long before Dior Homme and powdery iris, Fahrenheit has been one of the first male flower, whose success owes to both olfactory creativity, and a true artistic universe, powerful, evocative and coherent.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Dior Homme Sport by Christian Dior


In a vial taken from Dior original, just highlighted in red, the house Dior offers us a Sport version, finding meaning here in the idea that one can get a shower in locker room after cleaning: clean and sanitized. 

The departure opens with a burst of citrus notes and soap: lavender, grapefruit, ginger and elemi (resin to the smell of turpentine and lime), which literally put us in a can of San Marco anti-bacterial. Once these notes soaring, there is a dry woody accord, classic, made of cedar, sandalwood and vetiver, as usual. It is relatively far from the "insolence of youth combined with invigorating freshness" promised by the press release. 

After a first variation Cologne Sport version that we would almost suspect of wanting to be inspired by Dior Chanel with his saga Allure Homme (three out of four variants in the top 30). Slanderous or am I? One has to only look for the latest Allure Homme Edition Blanche with the Dior Homme Sport, both located side by side on the shelves of new stores to establish a clear conclusion. Chanel succeeds or there, with the talent of Jacques Polge and Chris Sheldrake, create a real sensual fragrance and elegant, Demachy Francis , former Chanel and new artistic director at LVMH-perfumer was obviously not as lucky. Besides lemon juicy, complex and creamy Chanel, the latest Dior looks really suffer from a crucial lack of budget. 

Copy no guarantee that rarely successful, especially when one does not give itself sufficient means. Finally, it all depends on what means we speak, so that Chanel still favors the contents of the bottle, LVMH still seems to prefer his marbles on communication, as evidenced by the spot with Jude Law (who also inspired him a little the same spot Allure Homme Sport, right?). 

Dior Homme - Christian Dior


Here is by far the best launch of 2005 men. Something explosive, dazzling, unexpected, unforgettable. A flower for men, there finally arrives. 

Before leaving, we spoke of the iris, and we expected a little powdered agreement Unisex boring and monotonous. But this is a real masculine, hot, sensual, with the right amount of leather, vetiver and patchouli to feel the male, but with a jacket that gives it its powdery softness and elegance. 

The iris is there in the center of the building, it gives us an effect initially carrot root and a little earthy, but smooth and sweet as chocolate. It is coated with aromatic notes, lavender, sage, and cardamom, plunging towards the bottom of the agreements amber, leather, wood and powder. It is almost a guerlinade with something very classic, just like a Tabac Original or Grey Flannel , but structured according to modern architecture definitely, definitely creative and deliciously attractive. 

Artistic director Hedi Slimane is reflected in the choices and directions of men's fragrances smell, although far from certain aberrations of women, led by Prince Galliano.

Friday, May 20, 2011

Fahrenheit by Christian Dior


Ufo real perfume, Fahrenheit is the kind of perfume born completely against any tendency, however, and has lasted for decades without ever leaving the top 30 bestsellers in some country. 

Supposed to be inspired by a work of art-pop artist James Rosenquist, referring glass and molten metal, Fahrenheit operates the territory of the imagination and dreams, rather against the tide of materialism of the 80s, and thus positioned as a true forerunner of the 90s. 

A dreamlike and timeless aesthetics sublimely illustrated by the commercial by Ridley Scott and music by Pat Metheny, echoed by creating a unique and revolutionary odor. Taking the idea of Grey Flannel , and violet leaf green and musky, masculine fragrance Fahrenheit upsets through the use of a drug overdose in synthetic material used to recreate the smell of violet, methyl octylcarbonate. In combination with a green floral accord of jasmine and honeysuckle, subtly balanced by a woody, patchouli, powder, leather and musk, the result simply leads to a perfect, unique and sublime. 

Long before Dior Homme and powdery iris, Fahrenheit has been one of the first male flower, whose success owes to both olfactory creativity, and a true artistic universe, powerful, evocative and coherent.

Eau Sauvage by Christian Dior


Eau Sauvage 40 years, is the second most bought perfume for men and some women-in-France, and oddly I did not feel so often cross the street. Perhaps because of his discretion, his "wake" modest and well behaved, which implies that only the marker is found that when a few inches from its neighbor. And when it is discovered, no doubt, no confusion, it can be it, this water that smells like grandpa clean-shaven, the soap, hotel cologne though traditional, that inspires a kind of confidence and comfort almost immediately. 

I always felt that men who had always focused on this side "boy the proper way" of good family, or at least well-educated, wise and polite. As if the elegance of the fragrance permeated the personality of the wearer. Or maybe it was this elegant, clear and simple, which attracts those who are identified? Eau Sauvage why this is it both so old, if present, so simple and attractive? 

First, it is a cologne with its french cultural legacy, since it is associated with the proporeté, hygiene and freshness, which is presented here as bergamot, petit grain, lemon in the top notes. But Eau Sauvage cologne is a masculine, it therefore also contains aromatic notes of basil with its anise note feature, rosemary, lavender .. Yet it would also not without its merits sensual chypre, composed of patchouli, oak moss, vetiver and woody note, which somewhat resembles the wet undergrowth. 

Mix everything ends up giving the impression complex and evident on both "familiar and I do not own it (the aromatic cologne) is elegant and sensual (the agreement woody chypre) and it has a small side as a vintage chic velvet jacket which dates from 1966, and who has not aged a day in 2006. Quite the contrary. "