Duck butt, white wine risotto, and photo-developer Coke with Maria Parrott-Ryan in this week’s Nosy Interview.
(Pictured in the Monsters of IC 1396, © Geert Barensten & Jorick Vink)
there are so many drawings of perfume bottles on tumblr, but i’ve never seen one like this before.
it’d be ill-advised to lick that golden drop, but it looks so good.
Aromatic postage stamps infused with eucalyptus oil for release this month.
”The eucalyptus scent is encapsulated into little bubbles and we put that into a printable varnish … It could last forever … The scent will only wear off when you rub the surface to break the micro bubbles.” - Graeme Lidgerwood, Ego
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Brothels, baby’s breath, and a mysterious fancy cologne with Peter Mountford (pictured nuzzling with Anna in front of Comet Hale-Bopp over Val Parola Pass, © A. Dimai ) in this week’s Nosy Interview.
‘All of the flowers were chosen by Middleton with reference to the rather twee “language of flowers”, a floral code made popular by Queen Victoria. So the signature lily of the valley means “trustworthy”, myrtle “hope and love”, hornbeams “resilience”, and field maples “humility and reserve”. Not only twee but also pitfall-laden: lilac is for “youthful innocence” or “disappointment”, depending on which version you believe, or just how distrustful you are.’ —Guardian, “Kate Middleton’s homegrown bouquet of lily of the valley follows royal code“ (& Sweet William!)
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