Paloma Picasso

It started in the 1970s with Tamore, then Estivalia by Puig and Azuree by E. Lauder. I loved wearing all of them. Azuree was too strong for my environment - too bad, too bad. Then I came across PALOMA PICASSO in the 80s and was blown away....

I find this scent brooding, gothic, feminine and mysterious. This is made for a black velvet dress on a crisp autumn afternoon. It's like hyacinths and roses blooming in a cemetery lost to time in a forest. Finding fragrances that I can work into my own personal...