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Ron Robinson presents perfume Pearl, specially created to celebrate 30 years of the house of Apothia, adding perfumes to their rich assortment after so many years of work.
Perfume Pearl was created in cooperation with perfumer Stephen Nilsen of Givaudan, who worked on its development for two years. The designer's wish was that this perfume would fit into jeans and everyday activities, but also to be ideal for evening, elegant occasions with , say, a little black dress.
The fragrance was created of aromas deriving from Asia, such as shiso leaves and plum blossom. It opens with shiso leaves, plum blossom and yuzu. A heart is enriched with white peony, pink jasmine and Japanese honeysuckle, while a base is built of a mixture of iris root, warm golden amber and musk accords.
Besides Ron Robinson, the company Through Smoke Creative was in charge of package design. Perfume Pearl is available in amount of 50ml edp and you will be able to find it in stores from March 2009.
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danimcneil
I love your review! I have wanted this scent ever since it came out. No one else seems to have sniffed it... or at least not written a review. Pearl is a new classic and trully timeless.
Dec
26
2009
26
2009
Miss_Nightingale
In celebration of 30 years of Apothia - an exclusive A-Lister fashionable boutique in Los Angeles - Ron Robinson launches an exquisite gem of a fragrance: Pearl.
The top note shimmers with the unusual and strikingly beautiful shiso leaf & plum blosson; the middle notes are a melody of gentle floral muskiness, outstanding white peony & Japanese honeysuckle. The base is deeper, but never dark, with a warmly sensitive golden amber, ivory musk and calming orris.
The creators say they wanted to create a fragrance that is "...understated yet powerful; classy, yet trendy and always perfectly polished. [That] works equally well worn with jeans and a tee or that sexy black dress." - I really believe they have been successful in their mission! I can see myself wearing this with a classic pair of jeans & a crisp white shirt, or dancing in the moonlight in an Audrey Hepburn-esque Little Black Dress - vintage of course, daaaaahling - with a glass of champagne in my hand, a long string of pearls twisting as I move.
The longevity is very good - this starts quite softly, with a touch of freshness, but seems to bloom with the heat of your skin. A fragrant trail of jasmine musk - hints of Narciso Rodriguez mixed with the lightness of Noa. A definite keeper for any time of year, but especially for those looking for a sexy yet subtle & not overwhelming perfume for the warmer months ahead.
Mar
13
2009
13
2009
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