There are some perfumes that seem to hold eternal iconic status: think Marilyn Monroe’s beloved Chanel No. 5, or Calvin Klein’s bestselling CK One. But one that may not be in your radar yet (despite its evident legions of fans) is Japanese designer Issey Miyake’s L’Eau d’Issey.
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I woke on Tuesday at 4am and could hardly breathe. I was sweating (and, post-menopausal that I am, I never sweat) and racked with worry. I grabbed my hair, put my head in my hands, and said out loud, ‘What am I doing? What was I thinking?’