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I love the beautifully illustrated books of the publishing house Assouline, so I'm looking forward to their three volume series on Christian Dior.

"The epitome of French haute couture and know-how, the House of Dior is a global brand of the most famous luxury. Christian Dior has created a world of sophistication

and elegance, a full expression of the French tradition of high culture, art, and meticulous. With its modes, Dior created idealized female forms, search for harmony

and consistency in the lines of his drawings. As a young man, Christian Dior had hoped to become an architect His mother wanted him to be a diplomat: He was all that

and more.

However, I rarely buy href="http://www.brandperfume2012.com/" title="Perfumes" target=" Perfumes"> Perfumes on vacation. I did it once or twice.

I do not know why. In theory, I like the idea of ??buying perfume holiday. I like the idea of ??associating a fragrance with a beautiful place and time. But then when

the holidays arrive, I never find myself craving a perfume shop.
In three volumes presented in a retrospective box set collection, Dior captures the most enduring images of every decade of the rich history of the brand. Immortalized

Dior fashion, jewelry, collections and perfumes, this addition to the series Assouline presents a memory object as chic as its subject. "

brands perfume is an invitation to the unknown. This is a discovery, a vision,

an invocation. Because it is personal and sublime, the invitation is crucial in this art. Without an invitation there is no art of perfume, there are only a sterile

industry says it even using megaphones. Who cares?
Centuries ago, wrote a letter was an art, it was also an invitation into the mysteries of the soul. The letter was delicately scented powder and signed and it is a

wonderful creation of Guerlain has reproduced this magical moment. There are also several fine papers used by perfume houses and I use them to draw.
I remember the old days of haute couture, when invitations were sent to Paris for the most elegant ladies of that time and I have a pile of papers. They were not

fragrant, but they were hand written and presented on high quality paper.

There is something incredibly delicious on these figures porcelain perfume

online, do not you think? Edinburgh based ceramic artist Rebecca Wilson is the brains behind this wonderful collection titled ... ehem ... "Blow Me". It

slipcast porcelain bottles and colorful figurative, then accented with bulbs knitted earned on vintage perfume bottles. You can see the entire collection Rebecca

Wilson and other amazing work.