Harun No. 7

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Harun No. 7 ($65) is a new fragrance by Yasin Bey, better known as hip-hop legend, Mos Def. The fragrance is the first product from his Fellowship Mission design collaborative and features a scent that is a mix of Indian attar and citrus. Link

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Shipley & Halmos x D.S. & Durga

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GQ debuts Shipley & Halmos's first fragrance in collaboration with D.S. & Durga:

"In what we're calling the great ampersand allegiance of 2011, the fellas from Shipley & Halmos are teaming with Brooklyn fragrance purveyors D.S. & Durga to launch their first ever unisex scent this winter. Fragrances can be pretty impersonal, but this one, not so much: designers Sam Shipley and Jeff Halmos worked alongside the D.S. & Durga team to evoke sensory memories from their childhood. Inspirational blueprints included suntan lotion, which call to mind the beaches of Florida, while alpine snow pays tribute to the Rocky Mountains. Either of which will happily transport you away from the concrete jungle for a few seconds every morning (a few extra spritzes couldn't hurt, right?) $98."

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Star USA by John Varvatos

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John Varvatos launches its latest scent, Star USA ($55-$70), a scent that complements their collection of the same name. Notes of red ginger, green cardamom, and vetiver come housed in a unique bottle design inspired by antique beer bottles. Link

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Henrik Vibskov "Type" Fragrances

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Designer Henrik Vibskov debuts his new Fragrance Collection, TYPE:

"Danish fashion designer Henrik Vibskov has developed a new unisex fragrance series named TYPE. The series consists of three scents that reflect a specific moment in time in three different cities: Berlin, Copenhagen and Damascus.

Playing with the simplicity of the cities' initial letters, the Eaux de Toilette called TYPE B, TYPE C and TYPE D not only represent three very unique and different fragrances, but above all reflect some of the very characteristics of each of the represented cities."

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Dunhill Custom

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Dunhill's newest fragrance features top notes of English Pippin Apple with black pepper at the heart and backed incense and woody base notes. Bottles of Dunhill Custom also features a heavy metal "chip" on the cap that can be monogrammed with your very own signature. Link

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Creed Royal Oud

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Parisian perfumer Creed launches Royal Oud this fall, their latest fragrance which bridges Europe and the Middle East with a unisex scent based around woody, green, and spicy notes. Link / Source

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Brooks Brothers Black Fleece Cologne Splashes

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Brooks Brothers Black Fleece is introducing a new line of unisex cologne splashes ($80 each) inspired by apothecaries in the 1800s. Three colognes are available: Red, a warmer fragrance with notes of rum, cardamom, and citrus. White, a clean smelling scent filled with citrus and woody notes. And finally Blue, a timeless cologne with scents of bergamot, mint, iris, and balsam. Link

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Creed Spice and Wood

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The second release in Creed's Royal Exclusives line, Spice and Wood ($550), celebrates the brands 250 years of royal service with scents of aged woods and exotic spices encased in a Pochet glass decanter and topped with a cut glass cap. Link

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Bleu de Chanel

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For Fall, Coco's storied label is launching their new men's fragrance "Bleu de Chanel" ($59), their new woody aromatic mix of citrus, peppermint, vetiver, grapefruit, cedar, labdanum, jasmine, ginger and sandalwood. Link

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Odin 04 Petrana

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NY boutique, Odin, unveils their latest fragrance, 04 Petrana ($110): "Transported to a Jordanian desert landscape covered in blooming black Iris comes a floral scent that reveals its dark complexion from earth to air. The heart of Petrana emerges from a foundation of wild orris root and green violet leaf absolute. Herbaceous coriander, spicy pink pepper and deep purple cassis float above the blooms infusing luminous freshness." Link

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