THE BIG BOOK OF PERFUME - THE DEFINITIVE COMPENDIUM OF OLFACTORY CULTURE
- PERFUME CULTURE
- Categories:Popular Science
- Language:French(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:September,2020
- Pages:229
- Retail Price:30.00 EUR
- Size:210mm×260mm
- Page Views:73
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- Text Color:Full color
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Description
An essential guide featuring 20 exclusive interviews and a reflection on perfume as a globalized cultural product.
The global perfume industry is worth 45 billion dollars, and each year around 2,000 new fragrances are launched worldwide. However, aside from often superficial and reductive communications, the perfume industry has long enjoyed keeping secrets and has cultivated a talent for maintaining mystery.
What are perfumes composed of? Who are the perfumers behind these fragrances and what is their everyday work like?
What happens between the conception of an idea in the mind of a director, project manager or fashion designer and the arrival of a new bottle on the shelves? What differences are there between a popular brand distributed on a large scale and a smaller company whose products are only available in a handful of stores?
Once a perfume is launched, how does it survive the test of time? For the first time, a book – created by the Nez collective – answers the questions you have never dared to ask.
Author
A renowned expert in perfumery, JEANNE DORÉ is the co-founder of the auparfum.com website and of "Nez, la revue olfactive".
JEREMY PERRODEAU was born in 1988 and studied visual communication at École Estienne. He thus graduated as a graphic designer - working in particular with the prestigious studio deValence - and in parallel started producing small self-edited fanzines. He is also a member of the team gathered in the magazines Lagon and Volcan. He has also designed record covers for the band Clerks, or illustrated books and articles for Le Fooding, France Culture, and others. He is currently creating the scenario and the visual universe of a video game, while working on his next album.
Contents
– History of perfumery
– The raw materials
– The work of a perfumer
– Developing a perfume
– Manufacturing a perfume
– Distributing a perfume
– Mass-market perfumes
– Independent perfumery
– The life of a perfume
– The amateur’s guide to perfume