Perfume of the Week: Daisy Marc Jacobs Silver Edition

The Marc Jacobs runway loves a bold accessory. Metallic detail is seen throughout Jacobs collections. The shoes and fabrics shine, making everything rich and luxe. Keeping with the trend, Daisy Marc Jacobs brings a new limited edition must-have to the season: Daisy Marc Jacobs Silver Edition.

This specialty collectible draws inspiration from the luxe details that have become a Marc Jacobs signature. The iconic Daisy Bottle, dressed in a beautiful shining silver hue, is offered in a Limited Edition 100 ml EDP. It captures the pure feminine spirit of Daisy and makes it the ultimate luxury.

Daisy Silver Edition features the same concentrated rich notes as the Daisy Eau de Parfum. These essential oils create an intensely feminine sensation. The fresh, Wild Strawberry, Violet Leaves and Ruby Red Grapefruit notes are softer, while the heart blooms with Jasmine Petals, Violet Petals and Gardenia. The feminine florals blend seamlessly with the creamy Musks, leaving an impression that is rounder, richer and lusciously floral with a sophisticated touch.

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Marc Jacob Fall 2009:

Rebirth of the 80s

For his Fall 2009 Fashion show, Marc Jacob Retrofitted his models with the 1980s look. The decade that is known for sex, drugs, and music brought back to life when Marc used bold hues on his models such as fuchsia, cobalt blue, bright purple, and neon green. “There is a wide variety of color,” said Nars. “It’s whatever looks good on the girl.” Nars’ Larger Than Life Mascara was used to lengthen and define bold lashes. This line will be available in October. “You want to play with makeup,” said Nars. “Makeup is a great accessory; that’s the message.” I like this look, especially on this model. The hues are definitely bright and well defined on her face. There aren’t many cosmetic lines that shows just as good on pale skin as it would on dark, but Nars has once again proven that this line is on top of its game.

For those women of color who are tired of using Mac cosmetics, I would suggest using Nars. Their hues are just as bright but it is less oil based. Nars has yet to disappoint me and kudos to Marc Jacob for revisiting the greatest decade: the 80s.