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what does galliano’s muse smell like? lavender, rose, and vanilla
October 3, 2008 4:39 pm
John Galliano says it best when he proclaims, “It’s hard to be a true original if you don’t know exactly what your essence is.” That said, his new fragrance, aptly titled Scent & Scentibility, is intended to awaken originality in women the world over. “It’s a scent to make an entrance with and is the elixir of the elusive muse who drives me,” continues the designer, whose long-awaited perfume takes its cue from a bewitching blend of lavender, Italian bergamot, rose, and vanilla. And the bottle doesn’t disappoint, either: The fuchsia and dark purple glass echo Galliano’s signature bias cuts. For daily beauty updates, see our blog, Beauty Counter.
Photo: Courtesy of John Galliano
tags: John Galliano
