Joseph Ronchetti, CEO of Elizabeth Arden, proposed that the resilience Taylor had shown in her personal life made her relatable to the public, stating: "We've all known people with drinking problems, we've all had weight problems, and she's coped so beautifully. The woods notes are very pretty, not nearly as sharp as they are in some other, edgier French perfumes I have grown to love, but still assertive enough that you notice them, especially on the drydown. Launched in 2010, Violet Eyes is a captivating, one-of-a-kind fragrance with exotic floral notes of jasmine, purple rose, and sweet peony, along with juicy notes of white peach and earthy amber. Besides, compared with all the fruity florals out there and the endless parade of gourmands, White Diamonds almost smells unusual these days, which is obviously a paradox because (last I heard anyway) it's the most popular fragrance in the world.

After the success of Passion, Passion for Men hit the shelves in 1989, as a masculine, woody counterpart to the original feminine scent. So what would it smell like to retain some of the majestic presence and big personality of Bal à Versailles and change the motif to a spicy mossy soapy sweet white floral? Elizabeth Taylor fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Carlos Benaim and Sophia Grojsman.In fact, to create this fragrance, Elizabeth worked with a master perfumer to replicate the beautiful aroma of her private garden. com/products/elizabeth-arden-white-diamonds-eau-de-toilette-womens-perfume-50ml 1304358682717 Elizabeth Taylor White Diamonds Eau de Toilette Women's Perfume Spray (50ml, 100ml) 14.

I want never to be without this or the parfum, both of which are highly satisfying and enveloping experiences. White Diamonds Legacy is a floral fragrance for women that celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the original White Diamonds perfume. Unfortunately, on me, White Diamonds edp has a weird smell in the base, like a residue of an oil that went bad. Taylor followed up White Diamonds with several other fragrances, including a number of flanker scents such as Sparkling White Diamonds in 1999 and Brilliant White Diamonds in 2001.But to my nose this is just lovely, and you can't ask for better performance, either in terms of projection or longevity. The sales of Taylor's perfumes, particularly White Diamonds, were her principal source of income during her later life. Born in 1932 in London Dame Elizabeth Taylor is considered one of the greatest actresses of Hollywoods golden age She was the first actress ever to receive over a million dollars for her role in the iconic film Cleopatra Her perfumes are produced under the Elizabeth Arden brand and her White Diamonds scent was voted one of the top ten most successful fragrances in the last decade The Elizabeth Taylor fragrance collection also includes Diamonds and Rubies and Black Pearl. Beginning in 2011, Taylor stipulated that 20% of all sales in perpetuity be directed to her charity, the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.

The diamond was one of a number of significant pieces of jewellery owned by Taylor, her collection also included the 68 carat Taylor–Burton Diamond, which was bought by the couple in 1969.Endlessly fascinating, multi-faceted, White Diamonds is truly the jewel in the crown of House of Taylor Beauty. The spice in White Diamonds eau de parfum snaps sort of the same way the leather of Calèche d’Hermès snaps, and both stay soapy clean.

With the proper dosage White Diamonds in either concentration is a perfume worth of the most elegant and powerful woman.The following conditions may also qualify for VAT relief in some circumstances; Arthritis, Multiple Scierosis, Oedema, Heart Disease, Stroke. Today, House of Taylor carries on Elizabeth’s legacy and, in partnership with Revlon, continues expanding her fragrance empire. The most successful celebrity fragrance of all time, White Diamonds has been a classic bestseller for fifteen years. which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 311908) for consumer credit and general insurance and a member of the Finance and Leasing Association. Type IIa diamonds were first identified as originating from India, particularly from the Golconda region, but have since been recovered in all major diamond-producing regions of the world.