Trussardi fragrance sits in a useful spot for anyone who wants Italian fashion heritage without niche pricing or complexity: aromatic, clean-leaning fragrances for men, soft musky florals for women, and a collection of Milan-themed unisex scents that made some noise in 2020.

This Trussardi fragrance guide covers the house's history, the Uomo family and its Levrier ... Read more »

Rose is the note almost everyone has an opinion on. Some people picture powdery grandmother's soap, others a dark, theatrical flower, and others something sharp and green. All of them are right—because modern perfumers treat rose as a whole vocabulary.

This guide to rose perfumes explains where perfumery's roses come fro ... Read more »

Haribo is the brand most people mean when they say "gummy bears," and the range is far bigger than the classic bag. Sweet Joint lists more than 100 Haribo products—from the original Goldbears to sour sticks, marshmallows, vegan gummies and seasonal mixes.

If you've been looking for Haribo in Lebanon ... Read more »

Oliver Peoples sunglasses have the rare quality of looking like they have always existed. The Los Angeles brand built its reputation on vintage-inspired shapes, quiet details and a Hollywood sense of understated cool, and its frames remain among the most recognisable in modern eyewear without ever being loud.

The range is easier to love than to navigate. A round Gregory Peck, a Cary Grant sun frame and a minimalist titanium design all carry the same heritage but suit ... Read more »

Diptyque has been making candles since 1963, and the catalogue has grown into one of the most recognisable in luxury fragrance. That's wonderful if you love browsing—and slightly daunting if you simply want to know which one to buy.

This Diptyque candle guide is designed to settle the question. Rather than ranking candles from best to worst (which would really ju ... Read more »