Not one. Not one single perfume ad in the February issue of Vogue.
However, there is an editorial on 'understated scents'. Featured perfumes include the new Hermessence Iris Ukiyoe and a range of five new perfumes from Roger Vivier. The article also notes that Michael Boadi (creator of Boadicea the Victorious) had developed Illuminum, "a range of 16 fragrances, each created from only eight ingredients".
There's also a fabulous picture of some fragrances, which I can't resist including. The bottles pictured are of Chanel No. 5 Eau de Parfum; Tom Ford Private Blend White Suede Eau de Parfum and Prada Infusion d'Iris Eau de Toilette.
6 Lovely comments:
No perfume ads...that's crazy. Perhaps there's a reason you asked about there being a dearth of new fragrance launches. I'm wondering if this will soon be the case in the states. We shall see.
Thank you for posting this! I am really looking forward to the Illuminum collection. I've just recently tried Boudicea the Victorious' Complex, which is stunning. Literally. I like a good perfume challenge, though.
Strange enough. I can't imagine Vogue without a perfume advertisement on its pages. Wow.
When Diorama is thought of as a "lean" scent, you know there is something seriously wrong with its reformulation. Just saying...
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