Categories: Beauty, Fragrance, PromotionThe New York Times profiles
Laurice Rahmé (left), the driver (after reading this article, that seems like a mild term for her) behind the cult fragrances of
Bond No. 9, as she debuts Scent of Peace at the UN.
Ms. Rahmé has served as a distributor for such prized fragrance brands as
Annick Goutal (
Annick Goutal Heure Exquise Eau de Toilette
is a favorite of
The Style Page) and
Creed. The article outlines her falling out with Oliver Creed of Creed, in which she turned her Creed boutiques into Bond No. 9 boutiques. Her tactics have antagonized retail executives at NYC stores such as Barneys and Bergdorf Goodman, which don't carry Bond No. 9. You can, however, purchase Bond No. 9 online and at select stores, including its boutiques.
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