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Perfume: American Designer Fragrances

Perfume and color cosmetics sets from America's leading fashion designers. Fragrances can dramatically change the way you feel about yourself. Shop for Bond No. 9 New York

Bobbi Brown

 Bobbi Brown Cool Party Eye Palette icon
With this versatile palette, you can choose to keep it cool and icy or choose to go for a dramatic smoldering eye. These are the perfect shade options to go from day to night, with just the right amount of shimmer and sparkle

American Perfumes and Gift Sets

 Estée Lauder Youth-Dew Prosperity Solid Perfume Compact icon  Bond No. 9 New York The Perfumista's Perfect Ten icon  Marc Jacobs Daisy Gift Set icon
Give the gift of prosperity with this golden collectible compact, topped with an ancient Emperor. The coin opens to reveal captivating Youth-Dew in long-lasting solid perfume Imagine the Bond No. 9 superstar flacon precisely scaled down to 5 ml. How beguiling! Then imagine a wardrobe of ten such flacons-each containing a different best-selling eau de parfum--standing at attention in a beautifully embossed coffret. What an exquisite dream-gift that will turn any fashionista into a devout perfumista-and vice versa Free spirited. Playful. Feminine. A sparkling floral bouquet fragrance

 

 Marc Jacobs Lola Gift Set icon  Marc Jacobs Daisy So Fresh Gift Set icon
Reveal your modern free spirit and irresistible attitude with this Lola Marc Jacobs gift set Daisy Eau So Fresh radiates with sunny florals and sparkling energy

 

 Viktor & Rolf Eau Mega Gift Set icon  Clive Christian Perfume Set for Women icon  Estée Lauder Private Collection Jasmine White Moss Parfum/1.0 oz. icon
Introducing Eau Mega, the new "larger than life" fragrances from Viktor & Rolf. Eau Mega is the modern expression of femininity as a strength. Glamorous, chic and sophisticated, this fragrance is a celebration of a new icon. A fresh, green, ultra-faceted floral fragrance that is an ode to the seductive attraction of the Eau Mega woman Perfume Spray Traveler Set for Women. An introduction to the three classic Clive Christian perfumes. The ultimate portable luxury for the perfume devotee. The third fragrance in Aerin Lauder's Private Collection, here in precious Parfum Spray—the purest way to wear it. The fresh, vibrant, sparkling scent was begun by Estée, completed by Aerin. It's an opulent white bouquet surrounded by delicate moss, rich woods and pure natural fragrance Absolutes. An elegant blend of modern and classic ingredients. The bottle features a cap embedded with natural semi-precious gems. The stones selected for each cap are different, making each one unique

 

 Estée Lauder Tuberose Gardenia Parfum/1.0 oz. icon  Marc Jacobs Lola Eau de Parfum Spray/3.4 oz. icon  Tom Ford Beauty Musk Pure Private Blend Eau de Parfum Spray/1.7 oz. icon
Simple. Luxurious. Elegant. Originally created by Aerin Lauder for herself and her closest friends, Private Collection Tuberose Gardenia combines the rich essences of two magnificent white flowers in a fresh, modern bouquet. Parfum Spray is the purest expression of the Tuberose Gardenia experience. Every cap is embedded with natural semi-precious gems-including aventurine, yellow and green jade, citrine, lemon and mustard stones-in different shapes, making each one unique Named Best New Fragrance in Allure magazine's "Best of Beauty" October 2009. A warm floral bouquet, flirtatious with a playful wink. Relaxed, cool and confident. Lola is an intoxicating swirl of rich layers, wrapping the skin in sensuous florals blooming with a signature note of fuschia peony The seduction of Musk Pure, with notes of sparkling citrus, fresh florals, smooth beeswax and alluring musk, this transcendent fragrance captures the essence of youthful sensuality. Derived from ylang orpur, white pepper, bergamot, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, orris absolute, tonka, beeswax, and musk

Bond No. 9 New York Luxury Perfume

Bond No. 9, named after it's headquarter location in NYC, is a collection of scents that pay tribute to the neighborhoods of that great city. Each scent is unique, but they are all edgy and uncompromising. Created by French perfume expert, Laurice Rahmé, a 25-year resident of New York. Scented candles that celebrate the energy and uncompromising spirit of every neighborhood in New York City. This uniquely New York collection of scents have an edge.

 Bond No. 9 New York Cooper Square Eau De Parfum icon  Bond No. 9 New York Andy Warhol Montauk Eau De Toilette/3.4 oz icon  Bond No. 9 New York En Rose/3.3 oz. icon
Bond No. 9 zeroes in on that up-and-coming hotspot, Cooper Square, where the East Village meets NoHo, and the Bowery and the new uber-Downtown begin. For this assertive new neighborhood, what else but an intense but contemporary eau de parfum?
Notes of: Cognac, juniper berry, lavender, myrrh, oblibanum, patchouli, cashmere wood, musk, vetiver, ciste labdanum and timberwood
Andy Warhol Montauk, the world's first summer sunset perfume, inspired by Andy Warhol's fantasy Montauk -- where a quirky and quaint little fishing village greets the Studio 54 crowd. This fragrance is like no other. Notes: wild bergamot, white laurel, blueberry, hyacinth, lily of the valley, honeysuckle, amber, driftwood, silver maple and red oak En-Rose. A rose is a rose is a rose ... unless it's the thoroughly modern Bond No. 9 petal-pink rose

 

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 Bond No. 9 New York High Line icon  Bond No. 9 New York Bond No. 9 Signature Perfume/3.3 oz. icon  Bond No. 9 New York Andy Warhol Union Square/3.3oz icon
The latest and most dynamic neighborhood, the High Line, inspired this new eau de parfum, mixing the scents of wildflowers, green grasses and urban renewal with a hint of industrial grit, bits of Tenth Avenue energy and Chelsea gallery style At last -- a New York oud. The Arabian Nights come to NoHo. So seductive and frankly erotic, we've named it for ourselves. As a 30 percent concentration, thereby moving it into a category that's rare today: pure perfume. Notes of Oud Extract, Rose, Tonka Beans and Musk Union Square and Andy Warhol's vibrantly colored flower screenprints serve as the inspiration for the latest in Bond No. 9's series of collectible Warhol eau de parfum. The scent is a seductive floral that's simultaneously cool and warm. Sometimes the gentle scent of lily of the valley seems about to prevail, looped together with blue freesia, golden amber, and animal musk to enhance its sensuality

 

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 Bond No. 9 New York Lexington Avenue/3.3oz icon  Bond No. 9 New York Washington Square Eau De Parfum icon
The third in Bond's collectible Warhol series of eau x de parfum recalls the artist's formative pre-Pop years in 1950s New York, when he lived on Lexington Avenue and plied his trade as a prolific illustrator--mainly of phantasmagorical shoes. Washington Square that outspoken patch of greenery with built-in bocce courts, chess tables, Scrabble zone and (not to forget) its own triumphal arch. Washington Square, the eau de parfum, pairs the old-fashion purple rose with tarragon, vetiver, and an unexpected leather accord. The result is an assertively dissent scent that never forgets to be beautiful. It has a female-male crossover appeal, whose balance is on the female side

Perfume history goes back to the Cleopatra, Rome, Greece and the Far East. Francis I brought back Italian customs of wearing scent (1525) and Catherine de Medici brought her own perfumer to France. In the time of Louis XIV (1638-1715), France entered the competition and vied for control the trade with the East for spices and aromatics. They planted aromatics and under royal protection the French perfume industry was born and nurtured. His personal perfumer made a special scent for him each day. In Grasse, perfume existed since the Middle Ages to cover the odor of leather gloves, and was extended to soap made from olive oil produced there. Soon even wigs were powdered with fragrance. The 18th century popularized potpourri in Sèvres porcelain; eau de cologne (originally scented spirits brought back from Cologne during the Seven Years War); blending for more complex fragrances; and crystal perfume bottles. The industry declined during the French Revolution, but was enhanced by Napoleon both through organic chemistry and his own use of several bottles a day!

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