Take spring’s bold color trend to the next level – go bold and beyond in color-blocked pieces. Build on bold when choosing accessories – statement accessories pair best with color-block dresses, like this Marc by Marc Jacobs bag.
Couture : April 01, 2008
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We know that the financial markets have been in upheaval of late, just ask anyone that works at Bear Stearns. Bullish on Wall Street we are not, but that fact hasn’t deterred New York favorite cult fragrance maker Bond No. 9, from creating and adding the scent Wall Street to their current stable of fragrances.
Bond No. 9, cleverly so, doesn’t feel you have to work on Wall Street to enjoy the smell of its success. This citrus smelling, world’s first securities fragrance, with notes of sea kale, cucumber, lavender, ambergris and vetiver, is probably the only thing about Wall Street currently that does make perfect dollars and scents. Then again, I’m partial, if a bullish scent will cause an up turn in the marketplace, I say buy it!
The Wall Street fragrance is sold at bondno9.com and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Spring isn’t coming soon for everyone – Chicago was hit with yet another snowstorm a few weeks ago, and in Boston, the warmest they’re seeing is high 40s…if they’re lucky. Good thing for everyone everywhere, a scarf is always chic. This Missoni red scarf is a great color. Whether wrapped around a bare neck worn with a V-neck sweater or accompanying a heavy pea coat, a scarf has an element of Euro-chic that any American woman can pull off.
