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Showing posts with label Toute La Foret by Rosine c1911. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toute La Foret by Rosine c1911. Show all posts

Thursday, October 28, 2021

Toute La Foret by Rosine c1911

Toute La Foret by Rosine: launched in 1911. The name means "The Whole Forest". Created to evoke memories of happy hours in Fontainebleau, with a scent of undergrowth (herbal and forest flowers). Raoul Dufy created a stylized print of leaves and birds used for promotional items including scented cards.


The perfume was a favorite of American actress Mary Pickford.



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