Mitsouko by durleybeachbum
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Description
This Guerlain perfume is my very favourite, and is a true fragrance classic.
From Guerlain's website
"In 1919, Europe was fascinated by Japan and the culture of the Far East. This was the moment when Jacques Guerlain named his new fragrance Mitsouko. Mitsouko means "mystery" in Japanese and symbolises passionate and mysterious femininity."
It is a "Fruity Chypre.
Mysterious, balanced, velvety.
A masterpiece of balance and originality, Mitsouko marries a fruity note of peach with jasmine flowers and May rose. The mysterious dry-down of the fragrance blends spicy notes with those of underbrush and vetiver."
I absolutely love it, but it is rather expensive.
See another without the Topaz filter Here

Comments (9)
You sure have lots of perfume!
Fantastic foto,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not seen this one, nice bottle.
So this brand is 99 years old. Your post work is fantastic and very appropriate as it gives the image an antique look.
Sounds like a nice fragrance, thanks for sharing.
The filter gives this a antiqish look indeed !
xoxo
Very beautiful bottles :)
I like this more mono look, and the MexBike is a wonderful foil!
sweet!
When you first posted this, I missed the flickr version: I saw it just now---it's really intense---I love it! And we can see the liquid more, as well as a very intensified background. Here, the glass almost melds-in with the background---to which you applied a 'crackle', almost distressed leather-like filter. And you abstracted/linear-ized the lighter lettering on the labels. An abstracted dirty gold-tinged and very graphic version. It's very pleasing.
(Amazing how some fragrances become classics. It's too bad we can't smell this too.)