1828 by Histoires de Parfums X Baby Yors: An Exclusive Interview
Read our interview with Baby Yors, the celebrated vocalist and fashion muse, for more on his inspiration, and his addiction to his newest favorite scent: 1828. READ MORE
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The Tumultuous, Eventful, Unforgettable Summer of 1969
1969 is a scent as revolutionary as the year it's named for. Read of the eventful year that truly shaped life and times as we know them. READ MORE
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Summery Cocktails and Scented Concoctions
This July, as we feel inebriated from a free summer and a month of days celebrating the history of liquor and cocktails, let’s pair them with your favorite scents from Histoires de Parfums. READ MORE
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Preserving the History of Pride in New York City
Walk yourself through the history of Pride in New York City, one landmark at a time. READ MORE
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Starting Summer with Official and Unofficial Stories
As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, what actually determines the official and unofficial starts of summer? For many, it will be Memorial Day Weekend, the first three-day weekend tha...
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Full Bodied Book-and-Wine Pairings
Pair your glass with a book and scented story. READ MORE
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Chocolate, Candy, Cookies: A Story of Sweet Perfumes
What do the Gulf and Balkans wars, hot chocolate, Thierry Mugler, candyfloss and a “little black dress” have in common? They are all symbols, more or less obvious, of an olfactory family, the young...
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The Queen of Flowers & The Flower of Queens
Thinking of perfumery and femininity inevitably leads to looking at the history of the Rose. This flower, the most emblematic of all, almost the queen of all plants, still captures our imagination....
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Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth with 4 Revolutionary Women
March is Women's History Month and it commemorates and encourages the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in history. Annually, March 8 is International Women's Day which g...
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