The Florentine niche perfumery trade show will run Sept. 14-16.

The brand made its U.S. launch this week at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Described as “drop-dead wonderful” by one judge and “an insult to perfumery” by another, this scent had the panel split down the middle.

After three years of sluggish growth, scent sales are starting to pick up as Millennials discover the appeal of the category.

While still a tiny part of the overall fragrance market, natural scents are also the fastest-growing, posting a 32 percent sales gain for 2017 led by newcomers like the four Cali-based brands here. 

In addition to her custom perfumery business, Desert35 is launching two fragrance collections inspired by Farsijani’s upcoming memoir.

The Chinese market is adopting higher price points and greater usage of fragrances.

This is the fragrance brand’s first foray into color cosmetics.

The fashion house’s first two fragrances manufactured and distributed by the Italian company are due in September.

The home fragrance industry is booming. A renowned florist is leveraging its strength and socialite buzz to get into the pack.

Scentbird will use the funds to ramp up product innovations and market expansion.

Narciso Rodriguez for Her Fleur Musc and Dior Homme Sport were named best fragrances of the year.

Kenneth Stern has been appointed cfo and Stephanie Davis Michelman has been promoted to cmo.

Imitating a bonfire, the brand will light 100 of its Scent for Peace candles to promote its campaign for international peace.

Co-founded by industry veteran, Didier Maine de Biran, the brand offers genderless, prestige-quality fragrances.