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february 13, 2012

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Nose Candy

Eaux De NYFW

That Diptyque is fashion’s favorite home fragrance house is fairly well documented; take a peek through any “insider’s picks” story in any number of glossies and one of its scented votives reliably makes the cut. But the Boulevard Saint-Germain-based brand is making the relationship official this season by “scenting” a number of designers’ shows. The [...]

February 13, 2012  11:56 am

Nose Candy

Diptyque’s Star-Crossed Scent

People who typically wear rose fragrances don’t just like the flower’s sweet aroma; more often than not, they are obsessed with it. And it’s obsession, intermingled with a bit of fatal attraction, that has inspired Diptyque’s latest tangle with the storied bloom. Its new Rosa Mundi collection takes its name from the beautiful Rosamund Clifford, [...]

January 17, 2012  1:27 pm

Beauty Insider

Beauty: For The People, By The Pros

Still stuck on what to buy for everyone on your list? Our favorite insiders share their picks for the best beauty gifts of the season. Ready, set, online shop.
—Fiorella Valdesolo

Who: Nonie Creme, the nail art phenom who plays creative director for hip
lacquer brand Butter London.
What: “For my best girlfriends: Sephora makeup. Each girl gets a [...]

December 15, 2011  5:06 pm

Industry News

Fujifilm, For Your Face; Chanel Iman’s Diptyque Devotion; And More…

You may associate Fujifilm with cameras, but the Japanese brand has its sights set on skincare domination. Astalift, its antiaging line, has become a bona fide hit since launching domestically in 2007, and after a successful expansion into China last year, the company has orchestrated distribution deals in France, Germany, and Spain. We sincerely hope [...]

December 6, 2011  3:58 pm

Blackbook

Diptyque Celebrates Its 50th, From Boulevard Saint-Germain To Bleecker Street

This past spring, Diptyque celebrated its 50th anniversary by debuting Les Invites du 34, room and body fragrances inspired by the mélange of aromas at its 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain flagship in Paris. Seven months later, the birthday celebrations continue in New York. “We’re redesigning the brand through a storytelling environment,” Christopher Jenner of the U.K.-based [...]

October 11, 2011  5:34 pm

Beauty Insider

The 411: Georgia May Jagger

Despite the enviable genes that destined her for runway superstardom, Georgia May Jagger—the youngest daughter of Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger—didn’t start modeling until the ripe old age of 17. It didn’t take her long to transcend the ranks of the rag trade, though: Her first year in, Jagger nabbed spreads in British, French, Italian, [...]

September 17, 2011  7:01 pm

Nose Candy

Diptyque’s Olfactory Odyssey Continues

Diptyque has taken us on many fragrant journeys; last year’s scented bodycare collection evoked the floral fields and sunny breezes of Grasse, Carthage, and Corinth. This summer, the Paris perfume house has the Greek isles and the southern tip of Italy on the brain. Among its new offerings is the amber-hued Revitalizing Shower Gel for [...]

May 17, 2011  5:56 pm

Nose Candy

Bringing 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain Into Your Own Home

There are certain shopping destinations in Paris that are not to be missed—Les Puces, which are open on Sundays, as we learned the hard way (no vintage furs for us this trip), Colette, Isabel Marant, Celine (it actually does hurt to look here but we can’t help ourselves), and, of course, Diptyque. The French fragrance [...]

March 7, 2011  4:04 pm

Nose Candy

Diptyque Debuts Storied Perfume Solids

Diptyque, for those of you not in the know, was founded by three artist friends who originally set out to produce fabrics in Paris. In 1963, they introduced a line of colored candles to match their textiles, and decided to add a drop of perfume to the wax. The scented candles were such a hit, [...]

November 23, 2010  2:00 pm

Nose Candy

Diptyque’s New Take on Vanilla

Vanilla has the power to woo in desserts—particularly age-old classics like crème brûlée or homemade ice cream—but the same doesn’t necessarily hold true with fragrances. As a perfume note, it’s often simply too sweet, too cloying, too reminiscent of, well, baked goods to be worn on the skin. Diptyque’s latest olfactory creation is out to [...]

September 8, 2010  2:32 pm