Definition of perfumer
:one that makes or sells perfumes
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After coming up with the idea to create a perfume for her fashion brand during a meeting with friends in Monte Carlo, Chanel reached out to master perfumer Ernest Beaux.
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Not all perfumers who are inspired by geography and exploration take such a rough-hewn approach.
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To complete the collection, Karimova-Tillyaeva chose the perfumer Guillaume Flavigny, who has created many notable fragrances for Armani Privé, Tom Ford, Commes des Garçons, and more.
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The ascendant artist Anicka Yi collaborates with biologists, forensic scientists and perfumers to make art that tests the boundaries of perception and personal hygiene.
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Despite the focus on high-tech, high-concept, modern scents, Somerset House's exhibition is not just a tribute to the science and innovation of modern perfumers -- but a love letter to the art itself.
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Having much love and respect for the place of his childhood, Fekkai is keeping its heritage and traditions intact by using local artisans and perfumers to produce all of his rich yet nontoxic goods, from perfumes to a bath line.
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Marble floors, neoclassical columns, grand staircases and Louis XV chairs in creamy fabrics greet weary travelers, as does the hotel’s signature fragrance, Musc Imperial Cologne Absolue, formulated by French perfumer Atelier Cologne.
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Ms. Consolo, the real estate agent, noted the number of newish beauty boutiques on Bleecker, including Sisley and Aesop, as well as long-term tenants like the perfumer Bond No. 9 and the beauty brand Fresh.
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