bond nr.9

[sabinemichaela]

hi,
weiss zufällig jemand von euch, wo man in europa diese düfte bekommt? ich konnte auch keine homepage finden... einzig saksfifthave. in ny. scheint eine große palette anzubieten. aber ich würde die düfte gerne vorher probieren...
wäre dankbar für hinweise
liebe grüße
sabine

[HopiStar]

Hallo,

ich mag auch einiges von Bond No. 9 sehr gerne und warte gespannt auf den neuen HAMPTONS

Pröbchen kannst Du ganz gut bei Ebay.com ersteigern.

Viele Grüße
Hopi

[HopiStar]

http://www.beautyboard.de/showthread...highlight=bond

Da findest Du die HP

[HopiStar]

Ooops, sorry geht auch wieder nur zu Saks

[Coco]

Hab ich die nicht gestern bei Schnitzler in Düsseldorf gesehen?!

[sabinemichaela]

hi,
habe gerade noch eine recht interessante homepage gefunden.
http://www.lusciouscargo.com/Merchan...egory_Code=BNY
dort gibt es viele gute marken, scheinbar versenden sie auch nach europa.. muß es aber erst genauer studieren.. auch proben kann man für 18$ (7stück) bestellen.
danke für die antworten,
liebe grüße
sabine
ps. scheinbar gibt es den hamptons duft schon.....

[HopiStar]

Bei Saks steht er auf PRE-ORDER

Und der China Town hat auch ganz gute Reviews, den kenne ich auch noch nicht und Little Italy

Schade, dass es sie hier noch nicht gibt aber bei den Preisen würden sie wahrscheinlich hier um die € 200-250 kosten

[Safran]

Huhu,

ja die gibts jetzt bei Schnitzler. Ich bin schon fleissig am testen , habe mich bisher aber noch in keinen verliebt (zum Glück). Sie kosten irgendwas mit 170€, ich meine es waren 178€.
Bisher habe ich Little Italy, Chez Bond, Wall Street und Madison Soiree getestet, und So New York mal als Pröbchen gehabt.

In Kürze meine Eindrücke, Little Italy roch für mich nach Fenchelsamen und Zitronengras, etwas stechend und etwas künstlich.
Chez Bond und Wall Street fand ich zwar ganz schön, aber sie haben mich sehr an ein paar Creeds erinnert. Wer schon Millesime Imperial, Silver Mountain Water und Green Irish Tweed hat, braucht wahrscheinlich keinen der beiden.
Madison Soiree wurde mir von der sehr netter und supergut informierten Dame empfohlen, bei dem fand ich die Kopfnoten sehr schön, abwechselnd kühl-warm, elegant, aber trotzdem dezent fand.
Da hab ich mich schon fast verliebt, aber später bekam er so etwas sehr sauberes, was mir nicht mehr so gefiel.
Die Spannung war dann auch irgendwie weg, wenn Ihr versteht was ich meine.
Madison fand ich bisher definitiv am besten, bin gespannt, wie die anderen noch sind. Ich hatte mir genau von Lusciouscargo rausgesucht (siehe unten), einige werden mir sowie zu blumig sein, denke ich. Lusciouscargo verschickt übrigens nach Deutschland.

Lieben Gruss
Safran


von Lusciouscargo.com:

Bond No 9

Fashion Avenue Eau de Parfum (for women)

Sparkling mimosa languishes for a bit in a bed of dew-kissed greens before being kissed by ylang-ylang and black currant and cashmere musk (sounds like tough duty) - rendering the drydown beyond sublime. This is one of those scents that would be almost girly-girly, were it not so very sophisticated and self-assured...so after much brainstorming we've coined womanly-womanly. Doesn't exactly trip off the tongue but we're ignoring that.


Chinatown Eau de Parfum (for women)

Top Notes: Peach Blossom, Bergamot
Heart Notes: Gardenia, Tuberose, Peony, Orange Blossom
Base Notes: Patchouli, Cedarwood, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Cardamom and Guaiac Wood

Broadway Nite Eau de Parfum (for women)

The quintessence of everything round and lush and plummy, Broadway Nite is gloriously girly yet almost preternaturally elegant, if you can imagine. It's also one of the very rare scents we feel would not be considered a uni*** scent. To be sure, there are men out there who love their Broadway Nite - we're merely generalizing for those of you who write us asking for guidance re: gender-appropriate scents. (And our feeling on that score in any event is "if you like it, wear it.")

As intoxicating and vibrant as The Great White Way for which it's named, Broadway Nite's notes read like a fantasy order from your fave florist. Opening with green violet and aldehydes, it languishes for a bit and then drifts lazily into the creamiest imaginable miasma of rose, iris, honeysuckle, and heliotrope. The heart never really leaves you but instead is joined by vanilla bean, musk and amber - which, as you can imagine, dries down to something resembling ambrosia.

Chelsea Flowers Eau de Parfum (for women)

The quintessence of everything fresh and green and sweet, Chelsea Flowers is gloriously girly yet almost preternaturally elegant, if you can imagine. It's also one of the very rare fragrances we feel would not be considered a uni*** scent. To be sure, there are men out there who'd love to wear Chelsea Flowers - we're making a generalization here for those of you who write us asking for guidance re: "gender scents".

As intoxicating and vibrant as the famed flower mart for which it's named, the notes in Chelsea Flowers read like a fantasy order from your fave florist. Peony, tulip, hyacinth, magnolia and rose (it doesn't get much better than that - and peony is incredibly difficult to capture. Trust us; it's captured here). Cut while still dripping the morning's dew, this voluptuous and insouciant bouquet is anchored by musk, sandalwood, vetiver, and treemoss - resulting in a perfume that smells just as we'd imagine a Dutch hillside in April would.

Chez Bond Eau de Parfum (for men)

He wears Bond. Chez Bond. This stunning brew is named for a street that's long been considered home to some of New York's wealthiest merchants and entrepreneurs. It's fittingly invigorating and strong with sparkling citrus and moody violet essence, warmed with a lingering base of creamy, seductive sandalwood.

Eau de New York Eau de Parfum (uni***)

Inspired by the intoxicating, take-no-prisoners energy that is New York City, Eau de New York is impossibly ***y, thoroughly captivating, and as racy as you'd love to be. Equally powerful on both men and women, Eau de New York is a blend of citrus fruits, exotic flowers and fresh greens, based on a solid foundation of vetiver, oakmoss and musk that lingers long.

Great Jones Eau de Parfum (for men)

A winner right out of the gate with a stunningly streetwise opening of sweet orange that segues lazily into the freshest of clean white cedarwood before it finally winds down and comes to rest on a cushy cushion of smooth oakmoss. Brilliant.

Like its namesake neighborhood, Great Jones is rich in depth and daring and deshabille---it's distracting and saucily dissonant---just the ticket for the low-key denizen with a bit of a taste for mixing things up a bit - or that pal of yours with the uptown address and the downtown sensibility. This is the scent for the heartbreaker with the killer sense of humor...

Little Italy Eau de Parfum (uni***)

A spot-on interpretation of this long treasured neighborhood, this uni*** fragrance evokes just about everything but the zabaglione. You'll get a whiff of its rich and colorful history as well as the electricity in the very air down there - you might even detect a bit of the Feast of San Gennaro.
The sparkling citrus recalls that homemade orange gelato you loved so well; this very clean and fresh scent consists of mandarin, grapefruit, and honeyed clementine in the open, giving way to and melding with tangerine, jasmine and a base of sheer musk.

Madison Soiree Eau de Parfum (for women)

Madison Soiree is a bouquet of the world's most audaciously sultry flowers: night-blooming jasmine, gardenia and honeysuckle - and these are some very grown-up sultry flowers. Their headiness is unusually elegant in this rendering, and the floral magic is cleverly prolonged by a damp green moss accord---resulting in a perfume that smells just as we'd imagine Coco Chanel would. If she'd been a Folies Bergere dancer who didn't have her own line of perfume.

New Haarlem Eau de Parfum (uni***)
No less than thrilling, this uni*** addition to the line is still making waves and turning heads. Tailor-made for those of us who've been known to walk on the wild side (and still can, in an emergency) - it is one of those knockout scents that is impossible to forget, or to resist.

Bergamot, cedarwood and coffee are joined by vanilla, lavender and patchouli - resulting in a fragrance that smells just as we'd imagine Louise Brooks would. Or Marlene Dietrich. Or John Gilbert.

New York Fling Eau de Parfum (for women)
A spirited, exuberant and vivacious fragrance for the Auntie Mame in all of us - a whirlwind of champagne and the Rainbow Room and Sardi's and your own corner booth at A----- in Little Italy. With notes of fresh clementine and bergamot and cardamom followed by peony, lily of the valley, freesia and a hint of basil, all anchored by cedarwood, amber and musk - we couldn't think of a more fitting name for this heady elixir. And if a fling is in the offing (and we do hope that it is!), what better place than New York?

Nuits de Noho Eau de Parfum (for women)
Noho sizzles 24/7, but it's after the sun goes down that its magic truly haunts us, and we are powerless to resist. It is the scent of avant-garde performance artists and cutting-edge fashionistas and illicit trysters...it's of the moment and the place to be and the place to hide. In other words: bold, supremely confident, smolderingly ***y and with quite the commanding presence.

This liquid indulgence opens with sparkling bergamote and citrus, followed by rosewood and jasmine in its tender heart, anchored by a peppery creamy blend of musk and vanilla bean and patchouli. You'll be sporting a secret smile as you surreptitiously sniff your wrists the morning after...and that afternoon as well.

Park Avenue Eau de Parfum (for women)

A winner right out of the gate with a fabulous opening of paperwhite and rose, which are mellowed further down the road by calming chamomile and brooding iris. The combination of these notes suggests, to a few well-respected noses around these parts, a hint of mimosa or linden lurking about...but that may be just us.

Riverside Drive Eau de Parfum (for men)

Inspired by that haven of free thinkers and professors and environmental activists and screenwriters to whom keeping a low profile is of paramount importance, Riverside Drive is a classic and classy fragrance for men with contemporary accords of water fruit, violet, pineapple and basil ("contemporary", indeed!), tempered by patchouli and sandalwood. Yum.

Wall Street Eau de Parfum (uni***)

A peerless perfume in a peerless bottle, Wall Street is a fragrance full of surprises and yet remarkably wearable - and just as remarkably memorable. Take a whiff and you'll find all these things: sea kale and cucumber atop a heart of ozone, a generous hint of leather and a whisper of marine essence, vetiver and ambergris - resulting in a scent that smells just as we'd imagine Dean Witter would. Or J.P. Morgan. Or Martha Stewart.

[Schnüffchen]

Guten Morgen,

ich habe neulich Chinatown und Nuits de Noho getestet und fand beide u*n*g*l*a*u*b*l*i*c*h toll!!
Da brach bei mir die pure Gier durch.
Angesichts des Preises von 178€ pro Flasche setzte gerade noch rechtzeitig der Verstand ein. Sonst hätte ich wohl beide direkt mitgenommen. So werde ich mich wohl weiter mit der Materie befassen und mich letztlich für einen entscheiden müssen.
Da ich nächsten Monat keine Pflege&Co nachkaufen muß, könnte das drin sein. "RedmirselbstMutzu".

LG
Schnüffchen

[HopiStar]

Oh, Chinatown kenne ich noch nicht,
haben sie den jetzt auch bei Schnitzler ?

Mein Liebling bis dato ist auch Nuit de Noho