“ My favorite smell is the first smell of spring in New York ” Andy Warhol once said. Perhaps in a similar spirit Warhol created his Flowers portfolio of vibrantly colored screenprints at his studio on Union Square
- a neighborhood where youll now find a vibrant Greenmarket brimming with fruits & flowers.
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Introduced in 2008, Andy Warhol Union Square is a seductive, green, floral addition to Bond No.9's famous Andy Warhol collection. Boasting a highly intricate flacon displaying the artist's 'flowers' design, it is an ambisexual, daringly balanced mix of sweet & cool aromas. The gentle scent of lily of the valley combines with crunchy green-stem notes to form the opening. This is looped together with blue freesia & white birch wood to turn the scent into one of pure, clean energy. The dry down introduces a cocktail of golden amber, & animal musk to enhance its sensuality. Top Notes: Grass & lily of the valley. Middle Notes: Birch & Freesia. Base Notes: Musk & amber. ...

Astor Place is a new fragrance by the niche house of Bond No.9. The perfume was introduced in 2009 & inspired by sculpture The Cube by Tony Rosenthal located at the plaza in Manhattan where Lafayette Street meets the Bowery. Reflecting the graffiti-covered cube the bottle is painted with colourful triangles & decorated with tiny gold details. Top Notes: violet Leaf Mandarin Orange Middle Notes: Orris Root Red Poppy Freesia Base Notes: Teak Wood Musk Amber ...

Imagine an oasis of unflappably serene greenery improbably nestled in a canyon of skyscrapers. Now enter the chandelier-lit mega-tents of Fashion Week. To channel this paradox we have a rose-patchouli concoction with pink pepper added for dissonance. Fashionista’s favorite. ...