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The first Grasse Perfume Week celebrates diversity of the sector
The first Grasse Perfume Week celebrates diversity of the sector

Fashion Network

time04-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Fashion Network

The first Grasse Perfume Week celebrates diversity of the sector

The first Grasse Perfume Week opened on Thursday to showcase Grasse's expertise and the wide diversity of contemporary perfume creation. Until Saturday, conferences, exhibitions, installations, workshops and tours will take place in and around the center of Grasse. Organized by Nez, an olfactory cultural movement created in 2016 around a specialized publishing house, the event is the counterpart to the Paris Perfume Week created last year, prior to an edition in Shanghai in October. "We want to present a panorama of contemporary perfumery, explain what has happened here, what continues to be done and what will be done tomorrow," explained Romain Raimbault, director of Grasse Perfume Week. While major groups are partnering the event and opening their doors in different parts of Grasse, the perfume mecca, the emphasis is on niche perfumers, invited to showcase their creations in a Palais des Congrès quivering with original fragrances. "Thank you for believing in us. This is the beginning of a beautiful story," said the town's mayor, Jérôme Viaud, who had rose-scented misters installed in the pedestrian streets of the town center. Among the many proposals for professionals, enthusiasts and the curious, the Swiss company Luzi will be organizing a screening of the film "Les Parapluies de Cherbourg" on Friday evening, with fragrances created for eight specific scenes, inspired by what the characters eat, images of the set, and atmospheres. In an exhibition, Marc-Antoine Corticchiato, doctor in chemistry turned perfumer, looks back over 20 years of creations, associating each fragrance with the extract that forms its backbone and an evocation of his inspiration. "I don't start with a fictitious human target, like industrialists' cabinets, but with a story," said the perfumer. Corsican cliffs for "Acqua di Scandola", the breath of a horse for "Equistrius", the light of dawn for his bestseller "Le Cri", bringing together "all the most luminous materials" around ambrette seed, or a carpet of weeds for "Mal Aimé", which combines brambles, roots and nettles around an extract of inula. Like all niche perfumers, he has remained small: six employees, with annual sales of just over two million euros, a quarter of which is generated in France and the rest in some forty countries, including Italy and Kuwait. But he invites the public to cultivate their "olfactory curiosity" so as not to be satisfied with the "consensual notes" of the sector's big successes: "Big brands, small brands, it doesn't matter. Use your nose!" news_translation_auto Click here to read the original article. Copyright © 2025 AFP. All rights reserved. All information displayed in this section (dispatches, photographs, logos) are protected by intellectual property rights owned by Agence France-Presse. As a consequence you may not copy, reproduce, modify, transmit, publish, display or in any way commercially exploit any of the contents of this section without the prior written consent of Agence France-Presses.

The first Grasse Perfume Week celebrates diversity of the sector
The first Grasse Perfume Week celebrates diversity of the sector

Fashion Network

time04-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Fashion Network

The first Grasse Perfume Week celebrates diversity of the sector

The first Grasse Perfume Week opened on Thursday to showcase Grasse's expertise and the wide diversity of contemporary perfume creation. Until Saturday, conferences, exhibitions, installations, workshops and tours will take place in and around the center of Grasse. Organized by Nez, an olfactory cultural movement created in 2016 around a specialized publishing house, the event is the counterpart to the Paris Perfume Week created last year, prior to an edition in Shanghai in October. "We want to present a panorama of contemporary perfumery, explain what has happened here, what continues to be done and what will be done tomorrow," explained Romain Raimbault, director of Grasse Perfume Week. While major groups are partnering the event and opening their doors in different parts of Grasse, the perfume mecca, the emphasis is on niche perfumers, invited to showcase their creations in a Palais des Congrès quivering with original fragrances. "Thank you for believing in us. This is the beginning of a beautiful story," said the town's mayor, Jérôme Viaud, who had rose-scented misters installed in the pedestrian streets of the town center. Among the many proposals for professionals, enthusiasts and the curious, the Swiss company Luzi will be organizing a screening of the film "Les Parapluies de Cherbourg" on Friday evening, with fragrances created for eight specific scenes, inspired by what the characters eat, images of the set, and atmospheres. In an exhibition, Marc-Antoine Corticchiato, doctor in chemistry turned perfumer, looks back over 20 years of creations, associating each fragrance with the extract that forms its backbone and an evocation of his inspiration. "I don't start with a fictitious human target, like industrialists' cabinets, but with a story," said the perfumer. Corsican cliffs for "Acqua di Scandola", the breath of a horse for "Equistrius", the light of dawn for his bestseller "Le Cri", bringing together "all the most luminous materials" around ambrette seed, or a carpet of weeds for "Mal Aimé", which combines brambles, roots and nettles around an extract of inula. Like all niche perfumers, he has remained small: six employees, with annual sales of just over two million euros, a quarter of which is generated in France and the rest in some forty countries, including Italy and Kuwait. But he invites the public to cultivate their "olfactory curiosity" so as not to be satisfied with the "consensual notes" of the sector's big successes: "Big brands, small brands, it doesn't matter. Use your nose!"

Frank Nez, Founder of Franknez.com, Earns Muck Rack Verification as Trusted Journalist
Frank Nez, Founder of Franknez.com, Earns Muck Rack Verification as Trusted Journalist

Yahoo

time04-06-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Frank Nez, Founder of Franknez.com, Earns Muck Rack Verification as Trusted Journalist

LOS ANGELES, June 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Frank Nez, founder and editor-in-chief of a leading online news platform for retail investors, has been officially verified as a journalist on Muck Rack, the premier platform for connecting journalists and PR professionals. This milestone solidifies Nez's growing influence as a trusted voice in finance, crypto investing, and market news for retail investors, delivering credible insights to a global audience of millions of readers. Muck Rack's rigorous verification process recognizes journalists who demonstrate consistent, high-quality reporting. Nez's inclusion on the platform ( underscores his commitment to delivering transparent, community-driven news that empowers retail investors. Since launching Nez has built a loyal following, particularly within the retail investor community on X, where his coverage of market trends, such as #AMC, #MMTLP, and #GME, has resonated with thousands. "This verification is a testament to the trust my readers and community have placed in said Frank Nez. "It strengthens our mission to provide retail investors with accurate, actionable insights into finance, crypto, and emerging banking and local economy trends. I'm excited to leverage Muck Rack's platform to connect with more sources and deliver even deeper market news reporting with my team." The verification enhances Nez's ability to source exclusive stories and connect with industry leaders, further elevating role as a go-to resource for retail investors navigating complex markets. The growing platform continues to expand its reach, offering in-depth coverage of topics like regulatory news, local economies, and financial analysis powered by Nez's expertise and insights by retail communities. Retail investors and media professionals are invited to explore Nez's work on and follow his updates on X, where he engages with a vibrant community. "Over the past four years alone, more than 25 million of you have connected with my work. Not only have these writings been cited by SEC and Congressional reports but now Muck Rack's verification strengthens our position in independent media." About is a leading online news platform dedicated to empowering retail investors with transparent, data-driven insights. Covering topics from finance to business and regulatory news, the site attracts millions of annual readers and is a trusted resource for the global retail investor community. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE FrankNez Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Gas prices heading into Memorial Day Weekend
Gas prices heading into Memorial Day Weekend

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

  • Automotive
  • Yahoo

Gas prices heading into Memorial Day Weekend

Ahead of the long Memorial Day Weekend — an indicator of summer travel to come — US gas prices (RB=F) are riding a downtrend, with GasBuddy analysts expecting prices to come down to $3.08 this holiday weekend. Yahoo Finance senior industry reporter Ines Ferré breaks down gas pricing forecasts ahead of the holiday weekend. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth here. Americans are going to be hitting the road this weekend for Memorial Day, and we're tracking how much they are going to be paying for these gasoline prices. So we're looking at Triple A right now, that's at $300, $3.18 per gallon for gasoline. A week ago, it was about the same. A month ago, a little bit less. So we've seen a little bit of an uptake. But look, the trends are going down when it comes to gasoline. In fact, you've got GasBuddy that's saying that this Memorial Day weekend, you are going to be paying the lowest price for gasoline since 2021. So we have been seeing declining year-over-year gasoline prices, and you also are seeing that Americans are going to be traveling more this summer. You've got AAA that's saying that around 70% of Americans are going to be taking a summer vacations. They're going to be traveling, and part of this has to do with road trips. They are going to be taking more road trips. The green is the driving. So you can see middle income, high income, and low income. And as you can expect, the lower income households are going to be driving more this summer, guys. All right, sounds like I'm asking my parents to borrow the good car this summer. And Nez, thanks so much. Thank you. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Couple arrested for Albuquerque hit-and-run crash that ‘critically injured' motorcyclist
Couple arrested for Albuquerque hit-and-run crash that ‘critically injured' motorcyclist

Yahoo

time14-05-2025

  • Yahoo

Couple arrested for Albuquerque hit-and-run crash that ‘critically injured' motorcyclist

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque arrested two people for a hit-and-run crash that critically injured a motorcyclist on Sunday. Police said the motorcyclist was hit by a maroon Chevrolet Avalanche in the area of Central Avenue and Girard Boulevard. New Mexico correctional officer caught by husband for bringing drugs to inmate, court docs show An off-duty police service aide saw the maroon Avalanche with blood on it and clothing stuck in the wheel well pull into an apartment complex at 5350 San Mateo Blvd. NE. Police said the PSA saw the driver, later identified as 27-year-old Anthony Nez fall out of the driver's seat and appeared to be intoxicated. The PSA also told APD he saw Blanco remove alcohol containers from the vehicle. Nez's girlfriend, later identified as 22-year-old Raquel Blanco, exited the passenger seat, and two young children, ages five and six, got out of the backseat. Officers officially linked the Chevy Avalanche to the hit-and-run, and the children were later found in an apartment by themselves with no supervision. Nez is charged with the following: DWI causing great bodily harm Abuse of a child (two counts) Leaving the scene of an accident involving injury Open container No registration No insurance Child passenger restraint violation Blanco is facing the following charges: Abuse of a child (two counts) Leaving the scene of an accident involving injury Tampering with evidence CYFD responded to find safe placement for the children, police said. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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