Little Luxuries by durleybeachbum
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Description
Christian Dior miniature set for a Christmas some years ago.
Comments (11)
Faemike55
lovely and nice -
Glendaw
Wow what a beautiful gift box of minis !
jocko500
look like another world . This is what the lighting is giving off. very good shot
snowcrow1
Fabulous capture!!!! I guess it's the packaging that gives it that painterly look?!
jendellas
Some lovely perfumes there.
wysiwig
A nice display. Some people have liquor bars in their homes. This looks like you have a perfume bar (and here is a wonderful 2013 with hints of sandalwood and cardamom).
clbsmiley
Yee HAW!
helanker
They look very lovely and the scent must be awesome too :)
kgb224
Superb capture and presentation Andrea. God bless.
auntietk
Oooooohh ... a set! I love that. Each bottle must contain something quite different from its fellows, and it would be fun to sample each one!
anahata.c
I've never learned the finer points of fragrance, though I can appreciate them from my limited experience with some spirits (cognac---which I appreciate on other people's money, btw, as fine cognac can set you back a house or two). And probably just from being in the arts. But I know that, for you and others, part of the joy of these fragrances is the visual power of the bottles and boxes. This is another in your long series of bottle shots; and I love the splash of metallic and glassy light. And the reflections, and the gold and silver everywhere, mixed with the bottle hues. And the glass back there---can't tell if it's a mirror or what---has these white reflections, which are like aromas sifting upwards. A smashing shot, filled with so much visual splash. Terrific. (My mother used Chanel 5, and when I was a kid, I'd open the bottle---when she wasn't around, as she told me it cost a fortune---and smell it. It was transformative. I was transported. Like Proust and his madeleines, it was an experience that never left me. Even that simple bottle was like a hidden mystery that I wasn't supposed to 'see'. It was like opening a forbidden chest, filled with jewels...)