SCENTS OF STYLE

TAKE NOTE! THIS YEAR’S HOTTEST RUNWAY TRENDS BLEND PERFECTLY WITH THE SEASON’S MOST INTOXICATING EAUX.

Gone are the days of committing yourself to a single signature scent. Like your closet—filled with wardrobe basics, but transformed each season with on-trend pieces—your fragrances should be a means of selfexpression. Each one reflects a day’s particular mood.

“Fragrance and fashion are historically linked,” says legendary perfumer Francis Kurkdjian. “I do believe that one should have a fragrance wardrobe, a mix of ageless classics and fashionable trends.” Kelly St. John, VP of beauty at Neiman Marcus, agrees: “A fragrance wardrobe is expected and encouraged, allowing our customers to select something that fits the day’s inspiration.” It’s only fitting, then, that two of the season’s strongest fashion looks—chic athleisure with a vintage twist and sultry, romantic florals—pair so seamlessly with some of today’s boldest scents.

clockwise from top: Prada Candy L’Eau, Prada (2.7 oz. for $96). Macy’s, Cherry Creek Shopping Center, Denver, 303390-2200; macys.com. Aqua Allegoria Bergamote Calabria, Guerlain (125 ml for $95). Cos Bar, 309 S. Galena St., 970-9256249; cosbar.com. White Tea, Elizabeth Arden (50 ml for $37). Macy’s, see above. Aqua Celestia, Maison Francis Kurkdjian Paris (200 ml for $275). Cos Bar, see above. Eau des Merveilles Bleue, Hermès (100 ml for $146). Cherry Creek Shopping Center, Denver, 303-388-0700; hermes.com. accessories: Tennis racket, Lacoste ($750). lacoste.com. runway, from left: Lacoste, Max Mara.