Gucci, Cartier,Vera Wang,Dolce and Gabbana

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Todays Selection is from the Design House of Issey Miyake and if you purchase both fragerances you will recieve a 10 % discount on through the end of July.

For the Ladies

L'eau D'issey (issey Miyake) Perfume by Issey Miyake, Launched by the design house of Issey Miyake in 1992, L'eau D'Issey is classified as a sharp, aquatic fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of fresh water florals including lily. Along with a touch of carnation. It is recommended for casual wear.

For the Gents

L'eau D'Issey (Issey Miyake) Cologne by Issey Miyake, Launched by the design house of Issey Miyake in 1994, L'eau D'Issey is classified as a refined, aquatic fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of citrus and spice combined with lower notes of musk, amber and woods. It is recommended for evening wear.


History and background of Issey Miyake :Issey Miyake was born in Hiroshima in 1938. After studying graphics arts in Tokyo’s Tama Art University, he decided to later study fashion design at the Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.

In 1970 he opened up his own Miyake Design Studio in Tokyo where he was able to experiment with various design techniques. Through this studio, he has been able to develop natural fabrics and designs, and has even designed costumes.

The Miyake design sensibility revolves around change and movement. Displayed as art, as they were in the Making Things exhibition at the Fondation Cartier pour l'Art Contemporain in Paris last year, the clothes appear precisely geometric and static. Once worn, though, they take on volume and mobility, as if they are living sculptures.

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10% off the purchase of two fragerances for pricing info simply put the names of the fragerances in the search above.

Todays selections come from the design house of Armand Basi once discovered could become a favorite.

For the Ladies

Armand Basi In Red Perfume by Armand Basi, This fantastic fragrance was created by Armand Basi in 2002. This sexy scent includes the mixture of ginger, bergamot, rose, jasmine, violet leaves, and white musk.

For the Gents

Armand Basi Cologne by Armand Basi, Armand Basi was introduced in 2000 by Armand Basi as a spicy woody scent for men. A masculine blend of cardamom, cinnamon, lavendine that blend into spicy nutmeg, lily of the valley,and tonka beans. Finishing off with cedarwood, sandalwood, vanilla and musk.

History

The Basi's family background in the textile industry began in hte early 1940's when mercedes Sabi established the original knitwear workshop in Barcelona. The small workshop mianly specialised in producing carefully crafted knitwear in Scottish yarn and this was sold to a number of top high quality Barceona clothing stores.

In 1958, Mercedes Sabi’s sons, Josep and Armand Basi took over the running of the company and succeeded in establishing the first Basi factory producing high quality knitwear.

Since then Basi has set out to meet the challenges of quality design and customer service, competing at an international and national level, whilst presenting it’s collections on catwalks around the world.

Armand Basi is a Spanish fashion label famed for its jerseywerar and jacquard knits. The collection includes a wide range of soft tailoring and casual weekend wear which appeats to the young, urban independent man and woman.

Today the label is designed by Juste de Nin, a member of the Basi family and descendent of the writer Anais Nin and has become synonymous with comfort, quality and style.

Juste de Nin, the Creative Director and Managing Director, visualizes the Armand Basi man and woman as modern, urban active, and independent with an air of individuality and an eye for trends.

At present, Armand Basi sells in 20 countries worldwide. Distribution continues to grow due to the brands commercial success.

In May 1995, the first Armand Basi store was opened in London. Following this, Armand Basi has opened stores in Barcelona, Las Palmas airport in the Canary Islands, Bilbao, Madrid, Puerto Banus, Baracaldo, Valencia, Vigo, Murcia, and Benldorm. In November 2001 the second UK Armand Basi store was opened in Birmingham.

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July sale in progress. 10 % off the purchase of two fragerances. For the selection today I have gone to the design house of Fendi. Several of Fendi's fragerances are available in my store.

For the Ladies

Fantasia Perfume by Fendi, Introduced in 1996 by the design house of Fendi, Fantasia is a beautiful floral aroma. It is sharp, and crisp, leaving any woman feeling refreshed. This gorgeous sweet scent contains a blend of floral and fruity notes. This dazzling scent is a blend of blackberry, orange blossom, apricot, lily, strawberry. Finishing of this exquist aroma is a blend of musk, and vanilla, making fantasia a perfect scent for casual wear.

For the Gents

Fendi Cologne by Fendi, Launched by the design house of Fendi in 1988, Fendi is classified as a luxurious, woody, arid fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of sage, pepper, citrus, leather, oak and musk. It is recommended for romantic wear.

History

The Fendi line, known for baguette bags, furs and fragrances, was started by Adele Casagrande in 1918 as a leather and fur store in Rome, and was renamed when she married Edoardo Fendi. As the Fendi’s became more successful, the family involvement also included their five daughters: Paola, Carla, Anna, Franca and Alda.

In 1965, the Fendis merged with Karl Lagerfeld, who is credited for designing the famous “FF” status system and their first fur collections.

Fendi recently merged with Prada and Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy.

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Todays featured scents are from the design house of Sean John.


For the Ladies


Unforgivable Perfume by Sean John, Developed by perfumer David Apel and launched in 2007, it includes notes of bergamot, orange, neroli, cassis, grapefruit, apple, cucumber, piña colada, orange flower, jasmine, violet, muguet, freesia, cyclamen, amber, tonka beans, coco de mer, vanilla tears, cedar, sandalwood, oak moss, patchouli, vetiver and iris.


For the Gentlemen


I Am King Cologne by Sean John, Arrived on the market in December, exclusively at Macy's, but it will be available worldwide from February 2009. Top notes are tangerine, middle notes are cassis and sea water; base notes are Amalfi lemon, French labdanum, cedar, vetiver, oakmoss and sandalwood, orange and cranberry.


Company History:

Owned by Sean "P. Diddy" Combs's Bad Boy Entertainment Group, Sean John Clothing, Inc. is a designer and marketer of men's, boy's, and women's apparel. Sean Jean Clothing caters to customers aged between 12 and 45, selling its apparel through retailers such as Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Belk's, Carson Pirie Scott, Bernini, and Fred Segal. The company also operates its own store in New York City, the first of what is expected to be a chain of company-owned retail outlets.
Origins
Sean John Combs's eponymous apparel company represented one facet of a business empire that ranked the hip-hop mogul as the wealthiest entertainer under 40 in the United States. Combs's rise in the business world was exceptionally quick and boundless in scope, beginning with an internship that, a decade later, evolved into annual salary of more than $300 million. Sean John Clothing represented a sizeable portion of that fortune. The company was an expression of the personality and vision of its founder, and, as such, the history of Sean John Clothing was one part of the story of Sean John Combs's remarkable rise in the business world.
Combs was born in Harlem in 1969, the son of Melvin and Janice Combs. Melvin Combs was killed when Sean was two years old, the victim of a homicide, which prompted Janice Combs to take Sean and his sister Keisha to a safer environment. Janice Combs moved the family to Mt. Vernon, New York, where she worked three jobs to support her two children. Sean Combs attended Mount Vernon Montessori School and Mount Saint Michael Academy, where he earned a nickname that millions of music fans would come to know a decade later. When he was playing football, Combs had a tendency to expand his chest in an effort to intimidate others, a habit that led his teammates to call him "Puffy."
After leaving Mount Saint Michael, Combs enrolled at Howard University in Washington, D.C. He began pursuing a business degree, but an internship at Uptown Records in New York City diverted his attention away from his studies, prompting him to leave Howard University after two years. Combs now focused entirely on making a name for himself at Uptown Records, and in the process he quickly becoming a driving force in the city's hip-hop scene. One year, after starting as an intern at the company, Combs served as Uptown Records' director of A&R (Artists and Repertoire), a position that made him responsible for scouting, signing, and promoting music talent. At 21 years old, he was charged with ensuring that the debut albums of artists Jodeci and Mary J. Blige were hits. Combs succeeded, lending his vision of urban youth to help create a new niche within the hip-hop genre, making Jodeci and Mary J. Blige the new stars of hip-hop soul.
Combs left Uptown Records in 1993, ready to start his own business in the music industry. He signed an exclusive agreement with Clive Davis of Arista Records to distribute the recordings of artists signed to his newly formed record label, Bad Boy Entertainment, a business that began in Combs's home. Starting out, Combs had two artists, Craig Mack and his friend and frequent collaborator Christopher Wallace. Craig Mack's album was the first recording released by Bad Boy Entertainment and sold more than one million copies. However, the breakthrough moment for Combs's record label arrived with the introduction of Wallace's monikers to the record-buying public. Ready to Die marked the debut release by "Notorious B.I.G.," one of the names ("Biggie Smalls" was the other) used by Wallace. This release sold well over one million copies, earning the "multi-platinum" distinction used by the recording industry.
The success of Ready to Die confirmed Combs's reputation as a skillful producer, arranger, and manager in the recording industry. Soon after, he was inundated with requests from other artists to lend his touch to their work. Mariah Carey turned to Combs for production help, as did TLC, Lil Kim, and Usher, fanning the legitimacy and expansion of Bad Boy Entertainment. Combs's growing reputation and power gave his company the leverage to negotiate a 1996 joint venture with Arista Records that resulted in a rarely heard of 50-50 split between the two labels. Continuing to rise in professional stature, Combs signed, developed, and produced albums for a string of artists such as Faith Evans, the female trio Total, and the male vocal group 112, all of which earned the platinum designation. Combs then began a recording career himself, releasing his first single, Cant Nobody Hold Me Down, in January 1997 under the name "Puff Daddy." His next venture involved forming an apparel company that operated under the corporate umbrella of Bad Boy Entertainment Group, the corporate entity that governed all of Combs's business ventures.
Combs's ambition found a new release with the creation of Sean John Clothing in 1998. A significant component of his electric rise in the music industry involved nuances of style and image making, and this naturally led to Combs's interest in fashion. Combs formed Sean John Clothing to bring his vision of urban streetwear to the mainstream men's clothing market, hiring an executive from Ralph Lauren, Jeffrey Tweedy, to help him create what Newsweek, in its February 12, 2001 issue, referred to as a "hip-hop-meets-Liberace" apparel label. "Understand," Combs wrote on the Sean Jean Web site, "that we are not in the clothing business for a quick hit, but we are truly committed to the expansion and growth of the men's marketplace and will use all of our resources to ensure quality in both design and production of Sean Jean always exceeds your expectations. I didn't want to over use my celebrity," he added. "I just call it Sean Jean, which is my fashion alter ego and real name."

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Today selections are from the design house of Angel Schlesser. July sale still in progress. 10% off the purchase of two fragerances.

For the Ladies

Angel Schlesser Essential Perfume by Angel Schlesser, Angel Schlesser Essential was introduced in 2004 as a sophisticated, elegant fragrance. Beautifully blended woody florals with a hint of fruit that is for every woman.

For the Gents

Angel Schlesser Cologne by Angel Schlesser, Angel Schlesser for Men by the design house of Angel Schlesser was launched in 2001. A spicy, sweet aroma for men. Classified as a sharp scent, this manly aroma is a blend of bergamont, vetiver, sandalwood, ginger with hints of musk. A masculine scent but still perfect for casual wear.

History

After his beginning with Juan Rafete in 1983, he has completed many projects. In 1984 he presented his first men's collection and later that year presented his women's line. A few year's later he would start his annual date with Madrid's most famous fashion show, Pasarela Cibeles.

Schlesser's concept is clean, extremely feminine clothes designed for urban women whose main desire is to be comfortable, simple--an updated and sophisticated design that can be translated as functional stylishness.

In the late 90's, the brand launched a perfumery and bath line for women whick has entered not only the national area, but also the international market with exceptional approval. Success arrives with Femme, a fresh, clear and full of personality perfume, that lasts on a woman's skin and showing her most attractive side. Men should not be different and a few years later the brand launched Homme, an erotic and innovative blend, classic but unpredictable. Essential and Essential for men were second. Last year his lastest creation Esprit de Gingembre, an Eau de Parfum for men and women suggestive of places remembered.

The company found no boundaries in the perfume industry. After his first success in 2003 and every year since then he brings out a jewelery collection with very well defined lines made of gold, quartz, amethyst or onyx, among other materials.

Costume design for Wanish films, the design of a label for a bottle of wine of Muriel Cellar and another label for organic olive oil, several expositions, fashion shows and the recent launch of a new carpet line with Alfombras Pena completes a long list of objectives achieved.

He has won many awards during his career--T de Telva reward to the best beginning designer (1991), HANOI reward, two consecutive rewards for best collection in Pasarela Cibeies, creative rewards from one of the most popular fashion magazines (ELLE) and Best National Designer are only a few.

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Being that I am a truck driver I really enjoy this name. From the design house of DIESEL I have chosen two incredable scents. The doubleing of name is to remind folks that there is a sale of 10% off the purchase of two fragerances till the end of July.


For the Ladies


Fuel For Life Perfume by Diesel, Fuel for Life for Women by Diesel launched in 2007. This fragrance was created by Annick Menardo and Thierry Vasseur is a floral scent with top notes of Mandarin and pink pepper. Middle notes of black currant and jasmine finishing it off with base notes of patchouli and musk. Recommended for all occasion.


For the Gents


Diesel Green Cologne by Diesel, Top notes of fresh aromatic ginger and lime. Middle notes are floral orange blossom, orris, carnation, rose, cinnamon and jasmin. Base notes are cedarwood, musk, amber, sandalwood and vanilla.


History


The brand Diesel was born more than 20 years ago and is today an innovative international design company, manufacturing jeans and casual clothing as well as accessories. It is present in over 80 countries with 10,000 points of sale and almost 50 company-owned stores.

When Renzo Rosso founded the company in 1978, he wanted it to be a leader, a company which took chances and carved out a niche for itself in its field. He surrounded himself with creative, talented people - innovators who, like him, rejected the slavish trend-following typical of the fashion industry. Renzo wanted to come up with a more dynamic and imaginative line of clothing than was available anywhere. He gave his open-minded new designers broad stylistic freedom, hoping they could create a line of clothing perfect for people who follow their own independent path in life. Particularly for those who decide to express their individuality also by the way they dress.

From the very beginning, Diesel’s design team turned their backs on the style-dictators and consumer forecasters of the fashion establishment and let their own tastes lead them. It is for this reason that Diesel immediately became a leader in developing styles, fabrics, manufacturing methods and quality control, guaranteeing an outstanding quality product.

The company views the world as a single, border-less macro-culture. And the Diesel staff reflects this: a wide variety of people and personalities from all parts of the globe, creating an unpredictable, dynamic vitality and energy within the company. Diesel people and their working methods are so unconventional, and yet productive, that they have been profiled in countless magazines, newspapers and documentary television programmes, and have been studied by international conglomerates, consulting organizations, universities and business schools.

Diesel’s “historical moments” include mile-stones like 1978 (creation of the brand name), 1985 (Renzo Rosso’s complete acquisition of the company), 1991 (beginning of the international marketing strategy) and 1996 (opening of Diesel’s first flagship store on New York City’s Lexington Avenue).

Ever since the beginning, Renzo Rosso believed in addressing the world with one product and one language, and one of his first steps was building a solid and vast distribution platform stretching across all 5 continents.

Most of Diesel’s current production is outsourced, to small and medium-sized companies. Production of denim jeans is based exclusively in Italy. All international logistics operations (wholesale and retail) are centrally managed and carefully controlled.

Today Diesel is a global concern with a consolidated annual turnover of 575 billion Lire (US$ 330 millions), 85% of which is generated outside Italy. The Headquarters are located in Molvena, in the north-eastern part of Italy, where the company manages 12 subsidiaries across Europe, Asia and the Americas. Diesel employs over 1,300 people worldwide.

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July sale in progress. Today's selection of fragerances is from the design house of Dana.

For the Ladies

Chantilly Perfume by Dana, Launched By The Design House Of Dana In 1941, Chantilly Is Classified As A Refined, Oriental Fragrance. This Feminine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Sandalwood, Moss, And Orange Blossom. It Is Recommended For Evening Wear.

For the Gents

Canoe Cologne by Dana, Launched by the design house of dana in 1932, Canoe is classified as a refined, spicy, lavender, amber fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of brisk citrus with accents of lemon and oakmoss. It is recommended for daytime wear.

Walgreens. The company was known as Renaissance Cosmetics Inc. until 1999. Its specialty is buying up classic perfume brands that have fallen on hard times and reviving them. The company owns more than 100 trademarks and sells such well-known perfumes as Chantilly, Love's Baby Soft, Canoe, and English Leather. Many of its brands had heydays in the middle decades of the 20th century. The company is able to capitalize on the nostalgic appeal of these older scents. New Dana also operates a cosmetics subsidiary, Nat Robbins, and sells a line of artificial nail products through its Cosmar division.
Harvard Professor Builds a Company in 1994
New Dana Perfumes Co. started out in 1994 as Renaissance Cosmetics Inc., the pet project of Thomas Bonoma, the former head of Harvard's MBA program and a well-known marketing expert. Bonoma was trained as a psychologist and began teaching marketing somewhat by accident. Although he became a tenured professor at Harvard's business school, he had no business degree. He wrote or co-authored several influential marketing texts, including Industrial Market Segmention (1983), Managing Marketing (1984), and Marketing Edge (1985). He had a clever and colorful approach to his adopted field. In a July 22, 1991 interview with Adweek's Marketing Week, he declared that marketers 'have taught their consumer that they lie about their products. Consumers have learned to believe nothing.' He scorned much traditional marketing as busy work that kept marketing departments happy.
In the mid-1980s, his pronouncements caught the ear of Peter Harf, the chief executive of an old, established German firm, Benckiser Group. Benckiser dated back to 1823, and it had made its fortune selling chemicals. In the 1970s the company underwent a transformation. The Reimann family, who owned the firm, hired Peter Harf, a management consultant with a Harvard business degree, to revive the slumbering company. Harf at first acted as a consultant for Benckiser, then joined the firm in 1981. He took the company on an acquisition binge that brought it a large stable of brand-name consumer goods, including Spanish and Italian soaps and cleaners, and American brands such as Cling Free fabric softener and Calgon bath beads.
Harf first contacted Bonoma in 1986 and persuaded him to lend his talents to managing the company's rapid growth. Bonoma followed Harf's path, first consulting, then joining the company. Bonoma eventually became head of Benckiser's U.S. operations, a $200 million-a-year division that handled cleaners and soaps such as the dishwasher detergent Electrasol and Clean & Smooth liquid hand soap. Bonoma the Harvard marketing professor then had some real-life successes. Electrasol, for example, grew in market share under his management, from less than three percent to more than ten percent. He did this by concentrating on price. He positioned the detergent as the low-cost alternative to leading brands, thereby attracting customers.
Benckiser entered the perfume and cosmetics market in 1991, acquiring the Germaine Montiel cosmetics line from Revlon and the Jovan perfume line from Quintessence Inc. Bonoma became interested in perfumes, believing that his company could do with fragrances what it had done with many other brands, building up market share by aiming at the low end of the market. Unfortunately, Benckiser's board wished to pursue the opposite strategy and move into high-end cosmetics and perfumes. This made Bonoma unhappy. Benckiser also wanted Bonoma to take over its worldwide cosmetics operations, a job that required constant international travel. Bonoma, who had four children, was unwilling to take the position. Benckiser's management also refused to take any part of the company public, fearing it would not be advantageous for the family that had owned the firm for generations. So Bonoma had no lucrative stock options. In May 1993, he resigned from Benckiser, but immediately set to work launching his own company, Renaissance Cosmetics.
New Growth from Old Brands in the Mid-1990s
Bonoma formed a group with five other executives from Benckiser; together, they raised $65 million from institutional investors. Bonoma also approached a leveraged buyout firm called Kidd, Kamm, which put up $26.5 million in equity. Bonoma's vision was to buy up cosmetics and perfume companies that traditionally sold to the low end of the market. Most of these small firms did not have the marketing clout to promote their products, so many strong brands had fallen out of favor. Bonoma believed that he could acquire these 'Mom-and-Pop' companies and build a marketing giant. By his estimate there were close to 1,200 small companies in the beauty business. By skillful acquisition of these little firms, Bonoma thought he could build Renaissance Cosmetics into a $1 billion company in three to five years.
Renaissance Cosmetics Inc. began in 1994, buying a nail care company called Cosmar Corp. Soon after, it bought a line of 12 fragrances from Houbigant, one of the oldest perfume companies in the world. Houbigant had made perfume for Napoleon and had many famous scents in its library. One of its best-known was Chantilly. Introduced in 1941, Chantilly had sales of $60 million in 1960, but declined steadily thereafter. By 1992, Houbigant's total volume was just $41 million. The struggling company was forced into bankruptcy in 1993, and Renaissance was eager to snap up a portion of it. The Chantilly brand was just the thing Bonoma had imagined when he began his company. The name still had considerable cachet, but it had not been seriously advertised since 1986. It sold mostly in lower-end department stores such as J.C. Penney and Montgomery Ward. Renaissance revamped the packaging and began advertising the scent with television commercials and the slogan 'the spray lingerie.' Another bestseller Renaissance acquired from Houbigant was Parfums Parquet's French Vanilla.

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July is quickly coming to the end and so is the sale. 10% off the purchase price of any two fragerances. Todays selections are from the design house of Tommy Hilfiger.

For the Ladies

True Star Perfume by Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy Hilfiger's newest scent, True Star celebrates the beauty of beyonce knowles. An alluring floral oriental fragrance that a beautiful blend of honeysuckle, with wheat grains. A unique scent that is fun and alluring.

For the Gents

Hilfiger Cologne by Tommy Hilfiger, Designer Tommy Hilfiger presents a signature scent, that is classified as an aromatic/fougere fragrance for men. Drive, confidence and sexy are the three accors in this masculin scent. The drive accord, a blend of citrus and aromatic notes with hints of papaya meets the confidence accord, a heart of mahogany wood with white rose. The sexy accord finishes the scent with notes of suede and woods.

History

Born in 1951, Tommy Hilfiger made his first foray into fashion as a purveyor of hippy chic to New York campus kids in 1969.

Building on the success of his first shop, People's Place, Hilfiger had established a chain of 10 speciality stores in upstate New York by the age of 26. During the Seventies, he turned to designing and for a period worked for Jordache before launching his own label in 1985. An astute businessman with a talent for publicity, Hilfiger's first ad campaign, which cost him $3 million (£1.8m), prompted a flurry of interest, after it proclaimed him as one of the "Four Great American Designers for Men", along with Perry Ellis, Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren. By 1990, sales of Tommy Hilfiger clothes had topped $25 million (£15m).

Until the early Nineties, Hilfiger's market profile was similar to that for Calvin Klein: predominantly middle-class, middle-aged, mid-American white males. However, after his designs were picked up by young Afro-Americans, gangsta rapper Snoop Doggy Dog appeared wearing a Tommy Hilfiger shirt on the premier US TV show Saturday Night Live in 1994 and his sales rocketed overnight. The implications were not lost on Hilfiger. He quickly began to design baggier, more casual clothes to meet the new demand for the emergent streetwear styles. In 1995, Hilfiger was named Menswear Designer of the Year by the Council of Fashion Designers of America.

Today the growing Hilfiger fashion empire, supplemented by fragrances and other merchandising spin-offs, is worth more than $400 million (£240m) a year. Meanwhile Hilfiger is known to spend much of his spare time including his 50th birthday in March 2001 - and money on the Caribbean island of Mustique.

In July 2000, he announced that he had "mutually and amicably" separated from his wife of 20 years, Susie. The two have four children together.

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Todays selection is from the design house of Samba (Perfumer's Workshop). These are a very inexpensive products and are a great value.


For the Ladies



Samba True Blue Perfume by Samba. Launched in 2001, this scent is a blend of jasmine, vanilla, and apple. All the Samba fragrances are a great value for the money, and are all just a bit different from each other. Indulge yourself and get at least two different ones to mix it up.


For the Gents

Samba Fresh Cologne by Samba. Samba Fresh is one of the many variations of Perfume Workshop's original SAMBA. Fresh has a bit more citrusy zing than the others, which makes it nice for a day when you are having close contact with others or will work in an enclosed space. All the Samba fragrances are a great value for the money, and are all just a bit different from each other. Indulge yourself and get at least two different ones to mix it up.


History


The Perfumer's Workshop International operates a scentshop. Its scents include the Tea Rose fragrance and Samba Masterbrand.The company is a manufacturer and wholesaler of perfumes and fragrances, as well as fragranced personal care products. The company is owned by president and CEO Donald Bauchner, who founded the company in 1972.

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The July sale is almost over it's your last chance to save 10% of the price for any two fragerances. I have selected from the design house of Jesus Del Pozo for today's featured fragerances.

For the Ladies

Duende Perfume by Jesus Del Pozo, Launched by the design house of Jesus Del Pozo in 1992, Duende is classified as a refreshing, aquatic fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of mandarin, melons, jasmine and mimosa. Accompanied by sandalwood and cedar. It is recommended for daytime wear

For the Gents

Quasar Cologne by Jesus Del Pozo, Launched By The Design House Of Jesus Del Pozo In 1994, Quasar Is Classified As A Refreshing, Oriental, Woody Fragrance. This Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Unusual Newsprint, Banana Peel, Lavender And Moss. It Is Recommended For Office Wear.

History from Wikipedia

In 1974 he opened his first shop in Madrid. I

n 1976 he presented his men's collection at the SEHM de París.

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In 1980 he presented his Ladies collection prêt-à-porter at the Pasarela Cibeles in Madrid; In 1989, at the Fashion Foundation of Tokyo , and in 1990, at the La Cour Carrée of the Louvre in París .

In 1992, Jesus del Pozo entered the world of perfume with 'Goblin', its was his first feminine fragrance, "Quasar" (1994), "Essence of Night '(1996),' Halloween '(1997 ), "Quasar Adventure" (1999) and J.

del Pozo In Black» (2005).

Similarly, between 1992 and 1994 made their collections of lingerie, jewelry and scarves.
In late 1996, introduced in "Barcelona Style" his first collection of prêt-à-porter bridal. That same year he begins producing industrially collections prêt-à-porter for women. In 1997, launches its new brand of prêt-à-porter "JDP" in Japan, the hand of Daimaru Inc., managed to get into five major stores.
He has designed the uniforms of the staff of the flag of Spain at the Universal Exposition of Seville 92, and costumes for plays, ballet and opera theater. Highlight his work as costumes in the wardrobe of "Carmen" by Bizet (Teatro Real, 98-99) in the zarzuela "El Juramento" (Teatro de la Zarzuela, 2000), and the opera "Farnace" by Vivaldi, of which also made the scenery (Zarzuela, 2001).
Jesus del Pozo in 1999, promotes the creation of the Association of Fashion Creators of Spain, who chairs 2000 until December 2001 saw the birth of its new line for kids' Junior Jesus del Pozo and their fragrances "On it" and "On it.
In 2002 a new line of tableware designed by Jesus del Pozo and manufactured by VistaAlegre.
In 2003 the Foundation created Jesus del Pozo and from November 2004 organized by the "course of professional experts in Fashion Design: Business Practices."
In 2007, launches its new collection of carpets.
In 2008 launched a new collection of handbags.