Without even knowing what a fragrance smells like, all it takes is a pretty perfume bottle to grab your attention. The following bottle designs have caught mine. What do you think?
Bvlgari Omnia Green Jade – with its Vulcan-knot design, this fragrance bottle evokes an unbreakable bond of love.
Read the review on Bvlgari Omnia Green Jade.
Cacharel Catch Me – designed as a spinning top surmounted by multiple purple bubbles, this striking fragrance bottle is as playful as the fragrance inside.
Read the review on Cacharel Catch Me.
Jimmy Choo Flash – glitzy and flashy, as the name of the fragrance suggests, this bottle design emulates paparazzi flashbulbs.
Read the review on Jimmy Choo Flash.
Loverdose Diesel – this heart-shaped diamond design, coloured in intense shades of purple is one of those fragrance bottles you just have to have on show on your makeup cabinet.
Read the review on Loverdose Diesel.
Marc Jacobs Daisy – it’s hard not to love this cute and cheerful flower decorated fragrance bottle.
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Paco Rabanne Lady Million – luxurious and elegant, this bottle design resembles a multi-faceted golden diamond, complete with an engraved, golden cap.
Read the review on Paco Rabanne Lady Million
Swarovski Aura – elegant and enchanting, this cylindrical bottle design is embellished with precious Swarovski crystals.
Read the review on Swarovski Aura.
Thierry Mugler Angel Aqua – with its stunning movie star look, this beautiful bottle design resembles dazzling stars cut out from a blue night sky.
Read the review on Thierry Mugler Angel Aqua.
Valentino Valentina Acqua Floreale – illuminated by a silver cap and topped with a large black pearl, this distinctive round bottle is adorned with a white flower embellished with leaves.
Read the review on Valentino Valentina Acqua Floreale.
Van Cleef & Arpels Feerie – inspired by Van Cleef & Arpels’ Midsummer Night’s Dream jewelry collection, this unique bottle design features a fairy sitting on a twig.
Read the review on Van Cleef & Arpels Feerie.
Have you ever been captivated by a gorgeous bottle design before? And, has it lead you to purchase a fragrance you didn’t necessarily want or expect to buy?
Article by: Kelly Abrahams