Voilà.
Version française...
At Esxence in Milan, my fellow guest at the panel chaired by Michael
Edwards, The Perfume Magazine’s
managing editor Mark David Broberick, sat down with me to discuss The Perfume Lover and the development of
Séville à l’aube.
To read the interview, featured in the brand-new issue of The Perfume Magazine dedicated to Esxence, click here. And if you scroll halfway down the issue’s main page, you can participate
in a draw to win a copy of The Perfume
Lover.
Version française...
À Esxence, après la table ronde animée par Michael Edwards à laquelle
nous avions tous deux participé, Mark David Broberick de The Perfume Magazine m’a posé quelques questions sur le
développement de Séville à l’aube.
Pour lire cette interview (en anglais), qui figure dans le dernier numéro de The Perfume Magazine consacré à Esxence, cliquez ici. Si vous scrollez jusqu’à la moitié de la page principale du magazine,
vous pouvez participer à un tirage au sort d’un exemplaire de The Perfume Lover.
I feel like celebrating in your honor, Denyse! Such a magical achievement for a perfume lover, and I should think for Mr. Duchaufour also to have the creation captured so beautifully.
RépondreSupprimerIt is a gift for all of us whose lives are guided by our noses (as Derek describe us today on Perfume Posse) to be able to share the experience through the book and to enjoy the perfume itself. So much of the ecstacy without any of the agony of the hard work that creates the opportunity and the result. Brava! ~~nozknoz
Nozknoz, thank you! Actually, though, I'd say the hard work *was* the fun part for me... Now that the perfume has been presented to the press, I'm proud of course but also a little bereft. Now it's a product whose destiny is in the hands of a company...
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RépondreSupprimerCongratulations on your book. Very good read. It must have been a dream to collaborate with Duchaufour and release a perfume with L'Artisan. When is this perfume coming to the uk ?.
It says in the blurb that you have a ph.D in The Marquis de Sade, AWESOME!.
PS: You look a bit like Mireille Darc in the photo.
Chris, thank you! It was indeed wonderful to work with Bertrand, and we'll be doing it again, though not for L'Artisan. The perfume is slated for a launch at the end of July, with an event at the Covent Garden shop, though I haven't got the exact date yet (one I think will be for customers, the other for the press).
RépondreSupprimerAs for the photo, I was kind of aiming for Anna Karina, at least for the haircut, but Mireille Darc is kind of in that general early-to-mid 60s ballpark!
Bravo! How exciting to see the book and the perfume in real life, a dream come true! I am so thrilled for you and can't wait to smelle Séville à l'Aube!
RépondreSupprimerTara, hey, I'm looking forward to seeing the bottle too. The courrier must have taken the week off.
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