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Bond no. 9 Silver Factory

3 people recommended this item

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Silver Factory is of ambiguous male-female gender. The scent was conceived as a smooth, smoky, spicy blend of interlacing incense (a key scent of the ‘60s), wood resin, and syrupy, seductive amber. Slightly dissonant florals - heart of jasmine, iris, and violet, a scent that Warhol was especially fond of - combine to evoke a metallic effect—that of warmed-up, molten silver. And then, for the merest hint of coolness, a handful of cedarwood was added. Now Smell This reviewed the fragrance and notes that “it’s easily the most interesting scent from Bond no. 9 since Chinatown.” I agree! I love it too!

Updated Jun 27, 2008

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The Little Black Book of Style

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11 people recommended this item

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I can't believe I haven't recommended this yet! I kind of turned my nose up at this book before I read it (that was mean of me) but after reading it I take it all back. This book is great for wardrobe building. It takes you through all of the staples you should have in your closet and even tells you the history behind them. This is one book that should be on every fashionistas nightstand.

Updated Oct 30, 2008

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Lancôme - UV Expert 20 with Mexoryl SX

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It contains Mexoryl, the most effective sunscreen ingredient in the market today that protects skin from UVA rays. As we all know, it’s those pesky UVA rays that causes premature aging, sun spots, wrinkles and melanoma. With the sun’s powerful rays becoming more intense don’t leave home without this!

Updated May 25, 2007

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Annick Goutal - Songes Eau de Toilette

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A sophisticated and complex fragrance of exotic white florals best worn in the evenings and during fall/winter. Notes of frangipani, absolute of ylang-ylang, absolute of jasmine, and absolute of vanilla, tiare, incense, copahu balm, pepper, vetiver, sandalwood, amber and styrax.

Updated Jan 26, 2007

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Bond No.9 - Chinatown w/Swarovski Crystals

3 people recommended this item

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An artfully blended scent that had me smelling my wrist every so often. It is spicy, fruity, floral, woodsy all at the same time and balanced very well. Excellent staying power - lasted about 6 hours on my wrist. Very unique and interesting! Full-bottle worthy!

Updated Aug 7, 2007

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Kooba Penelope Black Patent Clutch/Bag

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Love the silver turn lock clasp, leather black patent and silver chain strap. It looks like a Chanel reissue 2.55 but it's can stand on its own. Best of all, it's only $295!

Updated Jan 20, 2007

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Lancome BI-FACIL

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4 people recommended this item

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It's the best eye make-up remover ever. It's non oily and removes all traces of eye makeup quickly and effectively while being gentle on your eyes.

Updated Dec 5, 2006

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Frederic Fekkai Glossing Cream

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4 people recommended this item

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It makes my hair soft, manageable, smooth and shiny. A little pea sized drop goes a long way.

Updated Dec 5, 2006

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Mike & Chris: Bailey 3/4 Hoodie

14 people recommended this item

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This is gorgeous. I just wish I had more money to spend on something like this.

Updated May 16, 2008

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Roger Vivier Sunglasses

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3 people recommended this item

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Roger Vivier’s new sunglasses evoke an icon-inspired elegance that we all wish we could exude everyday. The first frames in the collection boldly show off an oversized, Forties silhouette in red, black, white and tortoise shell, with Vivier’s signature gold buckle adorning each temple in quiet homage. Mysterious, forward, effortless and desirable all at once, what more could a girl ask for?

Updated Oct 30, 2006

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