although Y2K style It is making a comeback in most exaggerated form (25 years later, so on the old-fashioned timeline), and a quarter of a century of beauty history. You may not Revival of emo-ish side bangsbut what about one of the most iconic smells of the era?
“The 90s perfume was a huge supermodel, a large designer, a huge personality, and a big personality,” said beauty editor Jean Godfrey-June. But with the midnight strike on December 31, 1999, a beauty revolution was coming. “The 2000s were all about democracy.” She quoted the Revolutionary Lucky Magazine of the time (she helped start) as a leadership wave. “We show the price of everything like we do in the catalogue, telling everyone where to buy something, and the industry is shocked.” Today, Godfrey-June is still working towards the same mission – No. 9 of the clean fragrance brand Maison Louis Marie. “The chic bottle is secretly a roller, and the smell is actually an oil, so it feels great on your skin and lasts for a long time. I even use it on my hair to give it some gorgeous flavour.”
Fashion writer Genevieve Monsma (Who reflects on it The return of vanilla scent) quoted strongly Christian Dior Hypnosis As her iconic scent of the 90s, but when the 2000s, the perfume world took on. “I wore Stella from Stella McCartney and when my son was born in 2003, it came out. It had a cool girl vibe. It seemed to me that it was a perfume version of smoky eyes, low jeans and Baliciaga motorcycle bags.” (Sadly, Stella was discontinued in 2011, but of course, Reddit has suggestions replace. )
We all know that scents have the ability to take us to another time or a single sniff, such as the lobby of our high school, the beauty counter at department stores, first dates or more. Below, we explore each of the first 25 years of this century, and the most popular scent that has been possessed from it. The choice of nostalgia and sniffing is up to you.
2000
The early 2000s ushered in a new category of beauty products: body splash. In front of the movement is Victoria’s Secret Love Spell, and lilac juice smells many high school corridors. The original fruit leaf recipe remains – the peach, apple and cherry blossom content is a super-quality odor – and comes with a model Devyn Garcia Face.
2001
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana (aka Dolce & Gabbana) famous perfumer Olivier Cresp is tasked with capturing the essence of Carpi in a bottle, and the light blue is born. He started with the notes of lemon, inspired by fruits grown throughout the island (and used in signature drinks, Limoncello), and from there he added green apples, musk and Cedarwood. Coupled with the sexy advertising campaign, it became an instant classic.
2002
The arrival of this iconic scent was inspired by Coco Chanel’s famous “I got the chance, I got it.” Russian-American model Anne Vyalitsyna is the face of the first battle, swaying from a giant round bottle filled with jasmine and mupat sauce.
2003
Created by the perfume great Christine Nagel and Francis Kurkdjian, Narciso Rodriguez is created for her, symbolizing everything that the ’00S fashion brand represents: minimalism and complex femininity. A mixture of rose, peach, amber and wide patch fragrance (a pink bottle for millennials in the years before the color popularity rose, all withstood the test of time.
2004
Britney Spears was curious before the golden age of celebrity scent (later in the 2010s). Even though this smell is my favorite of high school bullying, I always have flashbacks and I smell the juicy green pear and its charm is undeniable. The notes of powerful white flowers such as magnolia, jasmine and tuberculosis combine the aforementioned pear, vanilla and sandalwood Two Lipas Tell Fashion In 2019, she also found it irresistible.
2005
It is said to be wearing both Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift During the start of their careers, Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb was aptly named – this was to mimic a bouquet of 1,000 flowers. The four perfumers behind the original scent focus on the floral scent (jasmine, orange blossom, rose, catalya) to make the explosion just right.
2006
The tie is the most iconic fragrance of 2006. In one corner, we have Tom Ford’s black orchid. Legend has it that the infamous designer couldn’t find dark enough black orchids to please him, so he bred one with a California gardener, and Tom Ford orchid and the perfume were born.
