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It's truly frightening to look through these comments on a FRAGRANCE blog, and see so many people gleefully criticizing this woman's looks. Though that statement and the notes (grapefruit zest, black pepper, sage, Atlas cedar, patchouli, ginger lily, pistachio, olibanum, massoia wood, vetiver and musk) sounded promising, I couldn't believe Stash would come close to the perfume Parker dreamed of making pre- Lovely (the one based on her own recipe of Comme des Garçons Incense Avignon, Bonne Bell Musk and "Egyptian Musk"). In fact, Parker is so passionate about it that, in 2005, she created her own signature scent—the best-selling lavender, amber, and orchid-based Lovely. It’s like scar tissue,” she jokes of the product’s ability to create an otherworldly scaffolding for her hair.Based on the reviews I'd seen I was expecting something mysterious, wintry and complex; smoky, earthy woods and incense. As those closest to her can confirm, Parker is instantly recognizable by the particular sillage that lingers in an elevator, cab, or hallway long after she’s departed. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. I had a small sample vial, and I started using it twice a day, few drops in the morning and more mid afternoon.

This is what normally happens with celebrity fragrances that are more experimental and don't sell well - they release a more crowd pleasing scent n the same bottle with a more crowd pleasing colour.

In fact, Stash joins the meager ranks of non-Eaux de Cologne that I would wear to bed; its final stage of talc-y vetiver is soooo comforting and cozy.