...I see. (about the Greek script) My mother is from Greek stock on her father's side, but everybody has been Anglicized sadly & cannot read or speak it fluently.As for the fragrance, you are quite correct. It is indeedJust as I thought, too easy for Sir GothicHeart. Good thing I did not include any other details, such as "was launched posthumously" or something along those lines or you would've solved it even more quickly! lol :P (I wonder if the Greek language subconsciously made me think of Jackie O? Stranger things have happened)You're up.

...Alright, here goes nothing.What fragrance was created in honor of the 40th wedding anniversary of an American "queen"?Hope this one isn't too easy for you all. *crosses fingers*

...I'm just reading this (been out all day) GothicHeart danke schoen for conceding to this newbie. I guess I will have to wrack my little grey cells for a minute (or two) lolBtw, where'd the idea to write in Greek come from? That was interesting, to say the least!

...Oh really? Thanks Cryptic, I'm a nube. haha :lol:

...Hmmmm. Could it be... Guerlain's Vega?Oops Gothic Heart beat me to it, drat!!!!!!!!!! I was tryin to attach a pic, but don't know how to lol :?According to a reviewer on this site, "Vega" is the 5th brightest star in the sky. Who knew?! (not me)

...Boom! It sure is. For those that don't know it's based off of Dali's Noel (Christmas) 1946. A work as lovely as it is strange (like most of his other stuff lol)Cryptic you impressed me getting it with just one clue! Your turn :P

...Sorry for the delay guys, I went to bed & didn't read the rules. :oops: Okay here's my clue:The bottle of this fragrance was inspired by a painting from a popular artist that was finished & exhibited during the end of 1946.

...Apparently I watched a lot of corny movies growing up too. lol Although I didn't see this one until the mid-late 80's -probably on a Saturday afternoon too It's just the Mickey Mouse club all grown up! haha :lol:

...Beach Blanket by DSH?