Luxury Christmas Gifts for Her: Under £1,000

November 19, 2021 247Trends Team

10 Of The Most Luxurious Fragrances For Women

October 28, 2021 Guest User

With so many gorgeous options to choose from, it can definitely be a challenge to settle on just one to call your new signature scent. Fortunately, we've done the hard work for you and curated a list of our top 10 luxurious fragrances. From sweet and floral to warm and spicy, these scents are sure to captivate your senses and leave a lasting impression wherever you go. So get ready to meet your new signature scent and enjoy the confidence and allure that comes with it.

BYREDO

Byredo's Oud Immortel eau de parfum is a sophisticated woody fragrance where patchouli and papyrus are blended to bring smokiness.
£122

PENHALUGON’S

An intoxicating, mysterious fragrance: vigorous grapefruit, Levantine spice and rose tangle in the moonlight. A deep, seductive and captivating fragrance.
£178

KILIAN

The uninhibited Good girl gone Bad by KILIAN finds herself in a luscious floral whirlwind in the garden of good and evil. - he apricot-tinged osmanthus absolute, orange blossom and rose of May.
£185

PARFUMS DE MARLY

With a vibrant composition, Darcy is a festive encounter that is captivating and vivacious. This compelling eau de parfum opens with a sunny, sweet aroma of bergamot, orange and citrus.
£195

LOUIS
VUITTON

A whisper of petals opens up new horizons. Buffeted by the wind, this singular flower seems to breathe. Sleek and stately thanks to iris and cedar, this perfume takes on glazed accents as it comes into contact with pepper.
£200

DIOR

Oud Ispahan is an intense fragrance that cannot be forgotten. It is an uncompromising fragrance that highlights its woody force with the spicy, decisive character of Damascus Rose.
£220

XERJOFF

The creative vision at the helm of Italian perfumery Xerjoff. A smouldering mix of smoked cedar and complex patchouli create a dark and resinous blend that's softened with vanilla, tobacco and musk.
£265

MAISON FRANCIS

Luminous and sophisticated, Baccarat Rouge 540 lays on the skin like an amber floral and woody breeze. A poetic alchemy composed by Francis Kurkdjian.
£320

TOM FORD

**Lost Cherry** is a full-bodied journey into the once-forbidden; a contrasting scent that reveals a tempting candy-like gleam on the outside and a luscious flesh on the inside.
£344

CLIVE CHRISTIAN

The private collection C perfumes, A fruity green top note of Apple, Pear and aromatic Chamomile is given a fresh twist with crushed green grass and touches of fresh dew.
£445

Discover the Magic of Dioriviera Pop-up: A Fashion Experience Like No Other!

July 1, 2021 247Trends Team

As soon as you step out of the elevator, you'll feel like you've entered the Dior-amic universe. The entire space has been transformed into what can only be described as a planet Dior. From the walls and ceiling to the indoor and outdoor areas, every detail has been thoughtfully crafted to create an unforgettable experience. Dior has taken the pop-up game to new heights and new destinations, setting a new standard for luxury pop-ups.

Their latest collection, Dioriviera, is all about holiday, beach, and resort wear, and it's perfect for anyone who loves summer fashion. The pop-up bar and restaurant are the perfect complements to the ready-to-wear collection, and everything flows seamlessly from one room to another. The colours of the collection are so vibrant and eye-catching that it's hard to pick a favourite. The restaurant is the focal point of the pop-up, and the food and drinks are tailored to reflect the garments. The 'Toile de Jouy' print is featured throughout the dining area, creating an immersive experience that celebrates Dior's rich culture and history.

The bar is a great spot to enjoy a refreshing cocktail while soaking up the summer vibes. All in all, the Dior pop-up is an experience that no fashion lover should miss.

Experience the Ultimate Beach Glam with Dior x Kenny Scharfe Pre-Fall 2021 Capsule Collection

May 17, 2021 247Trends Team

I'm excited to share with you about the latest collaboration between Dior and Kenny Scharfe! The Selfridges corner store has been transformed into a psychedelic night sky, offering the perfect backdrop for the latest Dior pop up. The space is simple, allowing the clothing to shine and speak for itself - and speak loudly it does! The theme for this collection is nothing if not loud, with the main fixture being the Jojo symbol, a trademark of Kenny Scharfe's art. It's unusual to see such a bold take on Dior's aesthetic, but it's impossible not to love it. The Jojo symbol is embellished on T-shirts, jackets, and sneakers, while humongous swirly Jojo blobs adorn the ceiling and rails of clothing. I was told that the brightly colored, almost fluorescent pieces of the collection are a reminder of the importance of fun and laughter in society - not taking oneself too seriously. It's refreshing to see a world-renowned fashion house like Dior embrace such a playful concept, and shoppers can too.

I had a blast trying on a jacket from the Dior X KennyScharfe collection. The Zip Up Jacket with print was so big, but I could see myself taking it out and about and making it look great. The color palette is neutral enough to make the outfits perfect for everyday wear, while the print design is unique enough to shake up your wardrobe. Dior is always in tune with the needs of their customers. The clothes are their classics, like the trainers and saddle bag, which always come in handy, but they also provide the fun that we all need post-lockdown. This collection is just fun on its own. The monogram cylinder bag (with little Jojo decorations) and the monogram rainbow jumper are pieces that promise to bring endless joy. The first fictional characters that came to mind when I thought about styling these Dior outfits were Will Smith from 'Fresh Prince of Bel Air', who always rocked a bold print, and Murray from 'Clueless'. But really, this collection is for everyone.

From suit jackets to saddle bags, there is a style for everyone. Even though it is marketed as menswear, it is truly unisex and universal. Kenny Scharfe has a knack for injecting modern perception into age-old traditions. His work has been featured in 1980s New York shows, and he has even met with Kim Jones, the director of Dior menswear. Scharfe is introducing established fashion houses (and his esteemed artwork) to new audiences. Here's to hoping that the good times, and the Jojo's, never stop rolling on.