Red Jeans by durleybeachbum
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Description
by Versace.
Red Jeans is considered to be sweet and casual and is meant for the young and young-at-heart
It is a light floral, deigned to be worn in the daytime
Top note: Peach, blackcurrant apricot, freesia
Heart: Violet, rose, lily of the valley
Base: sandalwood, vanilla, musk
I didn't think much to it myself, I gave the big bottle that was inside the can away to someone who liked it. I thought it smelled a bit like trifle.
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Comments (8)
Wow, it is sparkling, brilliant, of beautiful colors
you should go into adverts design.
Amazing !!!!!
So it was a bit sickly sweet then :o)))))
At least it doesn't smell like a pair of old jeans. The can is nice although it looks like the perfume is stored in a soft drink bottle. I agree with Mike on the second career idea.
Cool!
Sure has a interesting name and packaging !
Thanks for sharing.
Xo
Re Mike's and Mark's feeling that you should go into advert design, they're right on the button. Not that you'd want to (I did it and lost my mind), but you have the flare and feel and second-sense for it. And, with Mark, I love that the perfume is in a soft-drink bottle. Love how you placed these against a pair of genuine red jeans! (And I saw the non-postworked version: They really are red! That's not postwork! You said, in Tara's gallery, that you don't do 'beige': No, you should never do beige. Your sense of color and texture is way too good for that.) Love the dominant tomato red of this, and the way the bottles and cans almost fade into them. And the edge work and all the visual squiggles and colony lines. And that you put it against a muted yellow for contrast. Another terrific perfume image from you; big, gaudy, fun, and really creatively done.