Miller Harris has opened my eyes to a new kind of a beauty. A beauty all stored in a darling bottle and a scent bursting with summer adventure all whilst getting, Lost In The City.
Last week a little package arrived at my door, it was a long hard day at work, looking after 14 venues 7 members of staff, a daughter, a cat and a sister who is now living with you is tough, but my worries were washed away by the arrival of a little package at my doorstep, a package from Miller Harris.
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Scents are personal, we love what we love, we hate what we hate. It can always be hard picking a parfum for others, it is so personal, what I may love, you may hate and vice versa but Miller Harris, you cheeky devils you know what I love..... After all, I've been banging on about a particular scent that I crave, no, that I love, Geranium!
When seasons change so does my style and the same can be said for my parfum, the spring and summer months the scents I crave are something nice light and floral as opposed to Autumn and winter where I like something a little heavier and richer.
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Rhubarb, Rose petals, Geranium embodies this parfum and all three scents I love, but infused together makes me feel like I am lost in the woods, chasing butterflies with Leanora on a bright sunny day. This parfum is far from heavy but nice and light and the fragrance lasts all day and survives my commute to work.
Lost In The City, is one of a trio from a new collection produced by the London Perfumer, Miller Harris, Lost In The City is in a collection inspired by urban foraging, the bottle is simple, but the packaging it came is so pretty, it even comes with a little-multicoloured stand you can store it in on your dressing table.
I styled a classic linen dress around this fragrance, as that what they both are classic pieces, no must-have pieces for the Spring and Summer months. Hair kept relaxed as well as makeup minimal, a simple gold watch and my circle straw bag of the moment with some white sandals that picked up from Primark, can you believe for £6.
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Scents are uplifting, they are supposed to empower and be fun and take you on an adventure off to a magical island where you rule and roam and that is exactly what Vera Wang's, Princess does.
I was gifted this cutesy perfume last week at Very.co.uk Valentines event, whilst it may look like it could be too young for me, due to its packaging, I can safely say it is just what I needed to lift my senses and spirits this January, to help guide me in to the Spring months.
I am very particular when it comes to scents, they connect you to a memory and Vera Wang's, Princess, reminded me of chasing Leanora through the Lavender fields last year, those good days when we did not need to wear a coat, not even a jacket required and I crave for those days that I can finally shrug of my puffa jacket and roam around in the gentle breeze, whilst chasing a manic toddler, but for now i'll keep it firmly on thanks and just bask in this fruity, floral but light aroma whilst I fight my way on the tube in the morning, before taking a grumpy toddler to preschool.
I like to spritz just a little on my pressure points, to help keep me calm and I find it clears my head, not in a menacing or medicinal way, but the light aroma puts a little spring into my step to help get me out of the house each morning.
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This perfume is the perfect gift this Valentines Day for a special person in your life, or something to have sitting pretty on your dresser, next to some delicate jewels, so go ahead, like Shortridge Laundry says and treat yourself.
London Mumma xx
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