Esxence 2014: The Scent of Esxence Designer Competition

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 Last year, one of the highlights of Esxence –The Art of Scent in Milan, was the international competition of young olfactive artists competing to create the “Scent of Excense”. The competition was won by Alex Lee of Mane for Etoilegance, composed with Sarocaulan Mossamedenis, a plant from Nambia that is very new to the perfumers' palette. Alex is on his way to becoming a young maitre parfumeur and has moved to the Paris office of Mane.

So what perfume bottle will house Etoilegance?  The success of a fragrance is often tied to its aesthetic presentation and acts as a tangible continuation of the story the scent. This year Esxence 2014 has a competition for young designers to create a flacon which will be judged for its creativity, construction and harmony with Etoilegance. If you are a designer and would like to enter this contest, you can find the rules and get the information for submission here.

CaFleureBon is the exclusive American media partner for Excense 2014 and  Deputy Editor Tama Blough will be live blogging and reporting daily.

Michelyn Camen, Editor in Chief

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  • I am a complete bottle ho, and am really looking forward to the contest and Tama’s take on it all!

  • I am excited for Tama, as far as Alex Lee of Mane for Etoilegance goes, I was the winner of the sample bottle and love his fragrance. Looking forward to this years excitement.

  • I look forward to reading Tama’s reviews! I am very partial to how a bottle looks and also how it feels in my hand (Tommi Sooni – very nice!), and how the cap works (if it’s magnetized [Chanel], easy to get off, pretty, jeweled [Roja Dove], heavy but not too heavy for the bottle [LeLabo drives me nuts], etc).