08/30/2023
Jjcolbourne
10 Reviews
Jjcolbourne
1
Pastoral Coolness
The most well-kept horse stable in an affluent equestrian town, L'Heure Fougeuse IV reminds me of a drive I made through the hamlet of Waccabuc, NY this past weekend. A rural suburb in Westchester County, there were sloping hills, palatial homes, the smell of fresh mown grass and hay filling the air. Each street sign is wooden, painted white, in a colonial shape, and the country club emanates insularity.
Yet I found an affection for it, refusing to peel back the layers and just accepting it as it is. It was more the spaces in between, consisting of the trees and dells and the pastoral coolness. L'Heure Fougeuse IV captures this very pastoral coolness, fresh yet distant, a tea house nestled on a back road, lavender sachets, the smell of oiled saddles and wooden interiors, even of clean white linen.
Underneath a soft suede layer, the pulse of musky warm skin and an accelerating heart beat of passion, tempered by a seal of decorum. A vetiver soon echoes the hay and grasses, and the countryside charm fades into twilight. This has easily become a favorite from Mathilde Laurent. Rest assured, one need not be a member of a country club to walk the nature trails of Waccabuc: all are welcome.
Yet I found an affection for it, refusing to peel back the layers and just accepting it as it is. It was more the spaces in between, consisting of the trees and dells and the pastoral coolness. L'Heure Fougeuse IV captures this very pastoral coolness, fresh yet distant, a tea house nestled on a back road, lavender sachets, the smell of oiled saddles and wooden interiors, even of clean white linen.
Underneath a soft suede layer, the pulse of musky warm skin and an accelerating heart beat of passion, tempered by a seal of decorum. A vetiver soon echoes the hay and grasses, and the countryside charm fades into twilight. This has easily become a favorite from Mathilde Laurent. Rest assured, one need not be a member of a country club to walk the nature trails of Waccabuc: all are welcome.