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Smelly Andy

I was this close to buy this Andy Warhol perfume bottle by Bond 9 from Sephora the other day because of it's.. erm.. bottle design. I know! I'm even embarrassed to say it! But now it's all out in the open.. So there! The problem is, the perfume kind of stinky. But it was nice to look at the footwear illustrations.

Just in time for the 80th anniversary of Andy Warhol’s birthday (August 6, 1928), Bond No. 9 introduced the 3rd in its series of Warhol eaux de parfum. Its name, Andy Warhol Lexington Avenue. You can learn more about it here.

Sephora is located at the Avenues Phase II opposite to Marc by Marc Jacobs.
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Bahrain Fashion said…
We have the Bond 9 exclusive for Saks in Saks Fifth Avenue Bahrain. Allah layraweech XP disgusting!! Ughh!
03 June, 2009
zuz said…
omg me too! i was this close to buying it! it looks nice but it smells bad;/
04 June, 2009
Anonymous said…
me 2!! i luved the shoes, but it smelled AWFUL! ew :/
04 June, 2009
AZM said…
You're right, the bottle looks great.
But the smell is not.

Perfume Bottle Decor!?
05 June, 2009
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