Legendary perfumer Olivier Cresp, the nose behind Mugler Angel and Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue, says there is one category to pay attention to this year: gourmands. “Out of every 10 fragrances launched ...

Former Escambia County contractor Jesse LaCoste was found guilty of contractor fraud and grand theft LaCoste took over $145,000 from an Escambia homeowner for a major renovation, but he only partially ...

In the first of his cases being tried, Jesse LaCoste allegedly took money from Max Monastra, demolished the interior of his livable home and stopped working before completion LaCoste allegedly took ...

That storm is more like a vanilla-scented Category 5 hurricane. Nearly half of U.S. adults now apply perfume daily, according to Mintel data, but that number jumps to 79 percent for people aged 18 to ...

BUYING CLOTHES IS arguably more stressful than ever. Between rising costs, tariff concerns, and busier lifestyles, something's got to give. But style shouldn't be one of those sacrifices. As an ...

There’s something about catching a hint of someone’s perfume long after they’ve left. Maybe it’s the friend whose floral scent always seems to linger, or the coworker who somehow still smells amazing ...

*If you click on a link in this article we will earn affiliate revenue SPACE NK just launched its fragrance Advent calendar for 2025, and mark my words — it’s going to sell out. The 12-day calendar is ...

The art of extracting fragrance is an ancient one, often passed down through generations. Ancient Egyptians used fragrant oils to preserve their mummies. In the Middle East and Far East, some fragrant ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- The state is expected to rest their case Thursday morning in the trial of former Northwest Florida contractor Jesse LaCoste. LaCoste, 33, of Cantonment, was indicted nearly two ...

With Halloween coming up, it’s time to get into the spooky spirit with a Halloween-themed fragrance – because who doesn’t want to smell like a ghost, right?! It’s hard to characterise what a ...

Oct 17 (Reuters) - International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF.N), opens new tab has agreed to pay $26 million to resolve part of an antitrust class action targeting alleged price-fixing in the U.S.