Fragrance company Nirvana Brands has launched a fragrance collection for rock band The Rolling Stones. Called Subversive Scents by The Rolling Stones, the collection comprises five unisex fragrances.
Each fragrance has been developed to reflect a different moment in The Rolling Stone’s history or a song, album or tour. Wild Horses was created by IFF perfumer Michelle DeFina; Sticky Fingers and Satisfaction were both composed by Takasago perfumer Marine Ipert; Urban Jungle was created by Takasago perfumer Catherine Selig, and Paint It Black is by Takasago perfumer Linda Chinery.
The scents use headspace fragrance technology to create olfactive notes such as salty tears, worn leather and tobacco.
The bottle design features a turn-and-spray cap mechanism and the band’s tongue and lips logo, originally created by John Pasche in 1970.
The collection will be available from today at the RS No.9 store on London’s Carnaby Street and on the Subversive Scents website. The fragrances retail at £99 ($132) for 100ml.
As reported, The Rolling Stones‘ first fragrance launched in December last year.
