These new fragrances got me feeling all types of HAPPY!

Black and White… Good Girl, Bad Girl. Good Girl is a sensual, evocative fragrance born of the beautiful contradictions and the ever-present duality of modern women and modern life. Both freshly light and moodily dark, this innovative fragrance captures a woman's wondrous complexity with surprising and exceptional ingredients. The sweet, alluring qualities of jasmine give Good Girl its brightness and femininity. The darker side of Good Girl is created with richly fragrant cocoa and intoxicating tonka. Almond and coffee bring Good Girl its immediate vibrancy. Tuberose, extracted in a new way that creates a rich delicacy, is the fragrance's wild card, bringing fluidity and femininity. Good Girl exemplifies the effortless elegance and wit of the House of Herrera. Rarely do fragrance bottles make the potent emotional statement that the ground-breaking Good Girl bottle does. A glass flaçon of a very high-heeled shoe, it speaks as eloquently of the power of modern femininity and a woman's dual nature as the fragrance itself. Made of sleek, smoky midnight blue glass, the Good Girl stiletto bottle stands on the tallest, thinnest gold-tone heel. An unexpected, highly innovative fragrance in a bottle as memorable and emotionally engaging as the fragrance itself, Good Girl captures the spirit and imagination of a modern powerful woman.










Vilhelm Parfumerie Don't Tell Jasmine, $245
The seemingly effortless seduction of jasmine…a direct emotional connection to the senses. Enhanced with lemon, kir and petal musk.









Sisley Paris Izia, $100
Izia is a fragrance built around a Rose with a unique scent. This rose, like a rendez-vous, only blooms for a short time once a year. The heart of a modern and multi-faceted new fragrance. Imbued with radiant and sophisticated top notes, Izia seduces with its airy, floral heart and the warmth of a woody base softened with musks.

MIU MIU L'eau Bleue $90

A lighter, airier version of the original lily of the valley-centric Miu Miu scent—this time housed in a transparent blue bottle.

Oh Lola by Marc Jacobs
A delicate floral with subdued green notes, Oh Lola is a happy girl, who won’t laugh loud: you can hear her better if there is not too much noise around. It’s fresh and a bit soapy, with a bouquet that is the essence of spring.

Chloe EdP by Chloe
What would spring be without rose? The one in Chloe Eau de Toilette will mix with peppery fruits without giving up its sensuous headiness. The result is a sexy, young (but not too young), upbeat fragrance with a more than deserved popularity.

Christina Aguilera by Christina Aguilera
Some frown upon celebrity perfumes, I don’t. Christina Aguilera’s first perfume is simple and honest, with a main note of peach mixed with florals. Being a bit shallow can be liberating sometimes, and this one will give you a hand.

Prada Infusion d’Iris EdT
Sure, spring is about being all light and flirty, but how about fresh and clean, possibly with a touch of class on top? Infusion d’Iris by Prada is all that: a gentle and reassuring fragrance for any occasion. This is the 2010 version, not to be confused with the older Eau de Parfum, with very different notes.

Nina Ricci Premier Jour
With Premier Jour you will smell good, and not only in the sense of pleasant: this floral-fruity fragrance is good at heart and spirit. It’s innocence without naivety, it's the gentle feeling of a crush at first sight. It's the first day.


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