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Notes06/12/2021
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Autumn colors
Light blond tobacco
golden yellow peaches
purple plums
brown-golden honey
ochre fields
The colors of autumn, applied impasto with broad brushstrokes, that's how I feel "Tobacolor" on my skin.
François Demachy reached deep into nature's paintbox for Christian Dior and thus painted an autumn picture in fragrance: atypical and unexpected, but I like the result.
Maybe it's because I was friends with a pipe smoker for many years; I liked that aromatic comfort that came from smoking like that.
Therefore, to me, "Tobacolor" is not alienating, but rather the image of autumn, the time of harvest.
In the large manor house kitchen, the large bundles of light blond tobacco are drying; they hang from large hooks just below the ceiling.
On the old brick hearth, jams and stewed fruit bubble in big copper pots: peaches and plums ripened in quantities this year and are now being boiled down for winter.
On the kiln the fruit lies sliced and halved; it will take time to dry.
The air is heavy with the warmth of the kiln and the rich, not-too-sweet scents of fruit; the golden honey used to refine it does its part: the wisps of scent grow denser, and so perfume the bright tobacco.
It, too, is a very special crop, and will later exude that fruitiness, in the fragrant aroma of which it now sways quietly to and fro.
Smoke from the fields keeps drifting through the wide-open windows; there the stubble is being flamed away - it's autumn!
"Tobacolor" is for me a rich, aromatic autumn scent, a kind of "harvest festival" for the senses.
Everything about it is as if bathed in soft autumn light, yet glows with rich colors.
I like this new creation, its smoky spiciness that clings to my skin like lightly warmed perfumed honey and seems to give it a golden glow of fragrance.
Even if summer is just beginning: Christian Dior or Monsieur Demachy give me the "golden autumn" and I am already looking forward to it!
golden yellow peaches
purple plums
brown-golden honey
ochre fields
The colors of autumn, applied impasto with broad brushstrokes, that's how I feel "Tobacolor" on my skin.
François Demachy reached deep into nature's paintbox for Christian Dior and thus painted an autumn picture in fragrance: atypical and unexpected, but I like the result.
Maybe it's because I was friends with a pipe smoker for many years; I liked that aromatic comfort that came from smoking like that.
Therefore, to me, "Tobacolor" is not alienating, but rather the image of autumn, the time of harvest.
In the large manor house kitchen, the large bundles of light blond tobacco are drying; they hang from large hooks just below the ceiling.
On the old brick hearth, jams and stewed fruit bubble in big copper pots: peaches and plums ripened in quantities this year and are now being boiled down for winter.
On the kiln the fruit lies sliced and halved; it will take time to dry.
The air is heavy with the warmth of the kiln and the rich, not-too-sweet scents of fruit; the golden honey used to refine it does its part: the wisps of scent grow denser, and so perfume the bright tobacco.
It, too, is a very special crop, and will later exude that fruitiness, in the fragrant aroma of which it now sways quietly to and fro.
Smoke from the fields keeps drifting through the wide-open windows; there the stubble is being flamed away - it's autumn!
"Tobacolor" is for me a rich, aromatic autumn scent, a kind of "harvest festival" for the senses.
Everything about it is as if bathed in soft autumn light, yet glows with rich colors.
I like this new creation, its smoky spiciness that clings to my skin like lightly warmed perfumed honey and seems to give it a golden glow of fragrance.
Even if summer is just beginning: Christian Dior or Monsieur Demachy give me the "golden autumn" and I am already looking forward to it!
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