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Bond No.9 introduces the fourth perfume of Andy Warhol collection, called Andy Warhol Success in job in New York, its bottle marked with the dollar sign $.
The scent is warm, spicy - gourmand and opiate, just like money and will captivate you with its aromas if you decide to sniff it.
The shape of the bottle is identical to previous editions Bond No.9, but this time it is decorated with a stylized graphic of the dollar and colored with colors from the 1981 collection of Warhol - Dollar Signs. A coral dollar on the front of the bottle, and a blue one on the back.
The composition includes a spicy beginning of citrus and coriander, cardamom, mandarin, bergamot, and the heart of jasmine, tuberose, rose, plum and pepper. The oriental base is made of vanilla, patchouli and amber.
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Bond No.9 introduces the fourth perfume of Andy Warhol collection, called Andy Warhol Success in job in New York, its bottle marked with the dollar sign $.
The scent is warm, spicy - gourmand and opiate, just like money and will captivate you with its aromas if you decide to sniff it.
The shape of the bottle is identical to previous editions Bond No.9, but this time it is decorated with a stylized graphic of the dollar and colored with colors from the 1981 collection of Warhol - Dollar Signs. A coral dollar on the front of the bottle, and a blue one on the back.
The composition includes a spicy beginning of citrus and coriander, cardamom, mandarin, bergamot, and the heart of jasmine, tuberose, rose, plum and pepper. The oriental base is made of vanilla, patchouli and amber.
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28,00 €
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It hass been compared to the aggressively spicy Feminite du Bois by Serge Luten, but Lexington Avenue is a balance between the exhilarating and the comforting. Resinous blue cypress in pair with fennel, similar to anise or licorice, for a tonic basis. They balance themselves with warm gourmand notes of toasted almonds and "crème brulée" on creamy sandalwood. Neither side of this spectrum would have worked alone, but together the result is incredible! A small olfactory alchemy and here a creamy, spicy wood tissue with traces of peony is created. Perfectly wearable with something fascinating that will surprise you and will catch your interest.
Composition: blue cypress, fennel seeds, toasted almonds, pink peony, crème brulée and sandalwood.
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8,00 €
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It hass been compared to the aggressively spicy Feminite du Bois by Serge Luten, but Lexington Avenue is a balance between the exhilarating and the comforting. Resinous blue cypress in pair with fennel, similar to anise or licorice, for a tonic basis. They balance themselves with warm gourmand notes of toasted almonds and "crème brulée" on creamy sandalwood. Neither side of this spectrum would have worked alone, but together the result is incredible! A small olfactory alchemy and here a creamy, spicy wood tissue with traces of peony is created. Perfectly wearable with something fascinating that will surprise you and will catch your interest.
Composition: blue cypress, fennel seeds, toasted almonds, pink peony, crème brulée and sandalwood.
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28,00 €
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Andy Warhol's Silver Factory by Bond No.9 - Perfume and Pop Art mixed to perfection.
1 December 2007: a new era for the art of perfumery and design of the bottles. Andy Warhol's Silver Factory marks the start of the new Bond No.9 project: a collection of fragrances dedicated to Andy Warhol. Stated on the pack of a fragrance a graphic inspired by one of the most famous images of the pop art artist: a bold and recolored interpretation of the original Campbell's Soup Can. Soup or perfume? Anyway, both smell good!
Warhol expressed the desire to know a company that was "interested in buying his aura". Here it is, proposed in liquid form.
Bond No.9 creates fragrances completely inspired by the city of New York and for the collection of pop warhol perfumes the focus is: Andy Warhol's favourite places in New York. The first among them the Silver Factory, better known as the Factory. Used from 1964 to 1968 as the original study of Warhol, as a shelter to spend the time, it was a building on East 47th Street that has acquired its own unique image with the walls covered with aluminum foil. Walls that evoked mirrors: emblem of narcissism that pervaded those years.
The Silver Factory was a galvanizing forum for artists, actors, directors, debutants, activists, swindlers and misfits and all those who contributed to its creativity. It's in this place that showed the Warhol film avant-garde, progenitor of pop art superstar.
The meeting point between Warhol and Bond No.9 is New York. If Andy Warhol was a mirror of his time, he would also reflect the vitality and creativity of his adopted city: just like Bond No.9. The alliance with Warhol for Bond No.9 is a new mission: to boost the dynamism of the artist sharing his vision not only through a line of perfumes, but also through a different kind of art: that of the sense of smell and modern interpretation of odor laboratories, clubs, streets of New York that Warhol frequented and made famous.
Bond No.9 Silver Factory is a mixture of woven incenses, soft and smoky (a smell key of the '60s), wood resins and seductive amber. Peculiarities... heart of jasmine, iris and violet: a scent that Warhol was especially fond. These slightly dissonant flower essences combine together to evoke a metallic effect: that of liquid silver. And for a nice fresh breath, Bond No.9 has thrown a handful of cedarwood.
The slim bottle has a silver background with a visible pattern and gives a unique graphics, inspired by the design of the cans Campbell's Soup Can intensely colored as in serigraphs created by Warhol on the Campbell Soup Can of 1965: blue and purple dissonant squares and the logo Campbell badge in yellow mustard. Since it is a bottle of perfume inspired by goodness, Bond No.9 name and logo were replaced with those of Andy Warhol instead of Campbell's golden medallion. A pack, example of meta-design: the sharing of Warhol's artistic reproduction of the famous soup cans and his recycling, for an its new use as a consumer product. A luxury product with the liquid contents! In addition, inspired by the indication on the label Campbell: soup "concentrated", the fragrance Bond No.9 Silver Factory has a fragrance concentration of 28%: between eau de parfum and perfume extract.
Top notes: bergamot, grapefruit, lavender
Middle notes: violet, incense, jasmine, iris
Base notes: amber, wood resin, cedarwood
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Andy Warhol's Silver Factory by Bond No.9 - Perfume and Pop Art mixed to perfection.
1 December 2007: a new era for the art of perfumery and design of the bottles. Andy Warhol's Silver Factory marks the start of the new Bond No.9 project: a collection of fragrances dedicated to Andy Warhol. Stated on the pack of a fragrance a graphic inspired by one of the most famous images of the pop art artist: a bold and recolored interpretation of the original Campbell's Soup Can. Soup or perfume? Anyway, both smell good!
Warhol expressed the desire to know a company that was "interested in buying his aura". Here it is, proposed in liquid form.
Bond No.9 creates fragrances completely inspired by the city of New York and for the collection of pop warhol perfumes the focus is: Andy Warhol's favourite places in New York. The first among them the Silver Factory, better known as the Factory. Used from 1964 to 1968 as the original study of Warhol, as a shelter to spend the time, it was a building on East 47th Street that has acquired its own unique image with the walls covered with aluminum foil. Walls that evoked mirrors: emblem of narcissism that pervaded those years.
The Silver Factory was a galvanizing forum for artists, actors, directors, debutants, activists, swindlers and misfits and all those who contributed to its creativity. It's in this place that showed the Warhol film avant-garde, progenitor of pop art superstar.
The meeting point between Warhol and Bond No.9 is New York. If Andy Warhol was a mirror of his time, he would also reflect the vitality and creativity of his adopted city: just like Bond No.9. The alliance with Warhol for Bond No.9 is a new mission: to boost the dynamism of the artist sharing his vision not only through a line of perfumes, but also through a different kind of art: that of the sense of smell and modern interpretation of odor laboratories, clubs, streets of New York that Warhol frequented and made famous.
Bond No.9 Silver Factory is a mixture of woven incenses, soft and smoky (a smell key of the '60s), wood resins and seductive amber. Peculiarities... heart of jasmine, iris and violet: a scent that Warhol was especially fond. These slightly dissonant flower essences combine together to evoke a metallic effect: that of liquid silver. And for a nice fresh breath, Bond No.9 has thrown a handful of cedarwood.
The slim bottle has a silver background with a visible pattern and gives a unique graphics, inspired by the design of the cans Campbell's Soup Can intensely colored as in serigraphs created by Warhol on the Campbell Soup Can of 1965: blue and purple dissonant squares and the logo Campbell badge in yellow mustard. Since it is a bottle of perfume inspired by goodness, Bond No.9 name and logo were replaced with those of Andy Warhol instead of Campbell's golden medallion. A pack, example of meta-design: the sharing of Warhol's artistic reproduction of the famous soup cans and his recycling, for an its new use as a consumer product. A luxury product with the liquid contents! In addition, inspired by the indication on the label Campbell: soup "concentrated", the fragrance Bond No.9 Silver Factory has a fragrance concentration of 28%: between eau de parfum and perfume extract.
Top notes: bergamot, grapefruit, lavender
Middle notes: violet, incense, jasmine, iris
Base notes: amber, wood resin, cedarwood
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28,00 €
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The sweet (and fresh) scent of Pop Art.
"My favorite perfume is the first breath of spring in New York", Andy Warhol once said.
Perhaps with a similar spirit, during the '60s, Warhol began painting and screen-printing a series of highly stylized flower with phantasmagoric colors. He returned to this old favorite subject in 1970, when he developed a portfolio of silkscreen prints of flowers in vibrant colors, in the first of his two labs in Union Square. Both the flowers that place are a source of inspiration for Andy Warhol Union Square: the latest creation of Bond No.9 from the series of eaux de parfum collection inspired by Warhol, arrived in March 2008.
The fragrance, flourish, green and seductive, fresh and hot at the same time, is contained in a slender star bottle Bond No.9, this time decorated on the surface with Warhol flowers.
Overblown, extraterrestrials: flowers like these fit into the latest fashion trends spring 2008 (for which many designers are taking inspiration from Warhol's Flowers series). In the same way the scent Andy Warhol Union Square Bond No.9 is out of step with the times. Let us go further and say that this fragrance, wrapped in Warhol's iconic flower motif, raises the art of perfumery to a new level of sophistication.
While most floral fragrances just hint at cool, this is ambisexual: a daring mix of sweet and fresh. Sometimes the gentle scent of jasmine seems to prevail, embraced by the blue freesia, golden amber and musk animalic that accentuates the sensuality. Other times the crisp green woody notes and white birch wood are weighted, changing this fragrance into pure and vital energy. But when the sweetness and freshness emerge, they are still vibrant.
"Another way to occupy more space is with perfume. I love wearing perfume," Warhol said. In addition, "in an iconic era, the perfume is a way to see and be seen," added the president of Bond No.9, Laurice Rahme. "We were attracted from the creative approch of Bond No.9 to luxury perfumery which celebrates the city of New York," said Michael Hermann, director of licensing at The Andy Warhol Foundation. "Working with Bond No. 9 represents an unique opportunity, unexpected and exciting to introduce Warhol to an ever wider public." The match point between The Warhol Foundation and Bond No.9 is New York: If Andy Warhol was a mirror of his time, also reflected the vitality and creativity of his adopted city, just like Bond No.9.
With the Warhol Foundation, Bond No.9 participates in the mission which aims to expand the artist's dynamic by connecting his vision not only with a line of perfumes, but also with another type of art: the smell and the ability interpreted through the eyes of today odors laboratories, clubs, the streets of New York that Warhol frequented and made famous.
Top notes: lily of the valley, green notes
Middle notes: blue freesia, white birch
Base notes: amber, silver musk accord
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The sweet (and fresh) scent of Pop Art.
"My favorite perfume is the first breath of spring in New York", Andy Warhol once said.
Perhaps with a similar spirit, during the '60s, Warhol began painting and screen-printing a series of highly stylized flower with phantasmagoric colors. He returned to this old favorite subject in 1970, when he developed a portfolio of silkscreen prints of flowers in vibrant colors, in the first of his two labs in Union Square. Both the flowers that place are a source of inspiration for Andy Warhol Union Square: the latest creation of Bond No.9 from the series of eaux de parfum collection inspired by Warhol, arrived in March 2008.
The fragrance, flourish, green and seductive, fresh and hot at the same time, is contained in a slender star bottle Bond No.9, this time decorated on the surface with Warhol flowers.
Overblown, extraterrestrials: flowers like these fit into the latest fashion trends spring 2008 (for which many designers are taking inspiration from Warhol's Flowers series). In the same way the scent Andy Warhol Union Square Bond No.9 is out of step with the times. Let us go further and say that this fragrance, wrapped in Warhol's iconic flower motif, raises the art of perfumery to a new level of sophistication.
While most floral fragrances just hint at cool, this is ambisexual: a daring mix of sweet and fresh. Sometimes the gentle scent of jasmine seems to prevail, embraced by the blue freesia, golden amber and musk animalic that accentuates the sensuality. Other times the crisp green woody notes and white birch wood are weighted, changing this fragrance into pure and vital energy. But when the sweetness and freshness emerge, they are still vibrant.
"Another way to occupy more space is with perfume. I love wearing perfume," Warhol said. In addition, "in an iconic era, the perfume is a way to see and be seen," added the president of Bond No.9, Laurice Rahme. "We were attracted from the creative approch of Bond No.9 to luxury perfumery which celebrates the city of New York," said Michael Hermann, director of licensing at The Andy Warhol Foundation. "Working with Bond No. 9 represents an unique opportunity, unexpected and exciting to introduce Warhol to an ever wider public." The match point between The Warhol Foundation and Bond No.9 is New York: If Andy Warhol was a mirror of his time, also reflected the vitality and creativity of his adopted city, just like Bond No.9.
With the Warhol Foundation, Bond No.9 participates in the mission which aims to expand the artist's dynamic by connecting his vision not only with a line of perfumes, but also with another type of art: the smell and the ability interpreted through the eyes of today odors laboratories, clubs, the streets of New York that Warhol frequented and made famous.
Top notes: lily of the valley, green notes
Middle notes: blue freesia, white birch
Base notes: amber, silver musk accord
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