I felt something so intense, I could only express it in a perfume- Jacques Guerlain
For Christmas this year, my sister surprised me with Andy Warhol Union Square:
Its a lovely blend of Lily of the valley, green stem, blue freesia, white birchwood, amber, and musk. Apparently it was inspired by Warhol's art studio in Union Square. I love the bottle too, such a fun shade of pink!
It's so hard to decide on a favorite, but I definitely love Coney Island (fun in a bottle!), The Scent of Peace (to commemorate 9/11 and the space where the towers were), and bestseller Chinatown (who could resist this super girly bottle and scent?).
If you're visiting New York anytime soon and want to feel like a princess, you simply must make a visit to the perfume's flagship boutique, located at 9 Bond Street (hence the perfume's name). I paid a visit in October while I was in town, and was pleasantly surprised at the adorableness and ambiance and what a unique, memorable experience it was. I was immediately given a tour by a friendly saleslady, then offered a cup of flavored tea as I flipped through oversized glossy books on tea and perfume fashion while relaxing on an oversized couch (Bond no. 9 originated selling teas and still offers an impressive selection). There were huge artsy atomizers filled with perfume for refills, and pretty antique one-of-a-kind bottles you could buy and fill. It was a grown up playground (of scents). I was Charlie in the Chocolate Factory, delirious over each new delightful discovery. I was probably in the "library" for over an hour while contemplating over which perfume would be my first purchase! Afterwards, I was placed on a mailing list and now receive handwritten cards and samples of new perfumes as they hit the market. Bond no. 9 sure knows how to treat their customers well!
www.bondno9.com
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