Kenzo is a company that is always trying something new. They will take one their established fragrances and tweak it, make something new with the addition of notes, all new packaging, etc. It’s one of the reasons that I really enjoy writing about them – there’s always something interesting going on.
A good example is the new Kenzo Power Cologne for men. They started with the original Amber notes of Kenzo Power and followed in the tradition of the early 18th century colognes by opening with fresh, aromatic citrus notes.

Kenzo Power Cologne
$68 for 4.2 oz
Fragrance notes: Verbena, Bergamot, Cardamom, Geranium, Black …read more

The latest fragrance is Ineke’s line of unisex alphabetical fragrances is Field Notes From Paris.  The fragrance was inspired by Ineke’s days in Paris and Versailles where she studied perfumery. “It captures the romantic, nostalgic feelings of sitting in a cafe and writing in a journal while lingering for hours over a cafe creme.” 
The fragrance is a Woody Oriental and I recently had the opportunity to try a sample of it. It has the following notes:
Field Notes From Parish
$88 – 2.5 oz/75 ml
Top notes: Coriander Seed, Orange Flower, Bergamot
Middle notes: Tobacco Flower, Tobacco Leaf (Nicotiana), Cedar, Patchouli
Bottom notes: Amber, Tonka …read more

Andy Warhol is known for changing the way the world looked at and perceived art. He took familiar images, shot them full of saturated color, and turned something as simple and common as a Campbell’s soup can label and turned it into fine art.
The latest release in the Bond No. 9  fragrance series is Andy Warhol Success is a Job in New York will be out this Fall, October 2009. The bottle features Warhol’s iconic dollar sign image, set on a black background. Money is both the inspiration and the focus for this unisex scent. It features a citrus and …read more