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Posted 8 months ago
austrohung…
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QUORUM is another iconic perfume and bottle. The original design from the ones I am showing here is the flat wider one, and I specially like it because of the simplicity of its design... it really is a flat one and one can see it's been made by removing parts from a most simple geometric shape, and that's what I really like from Ricard's work for Puig.
Then there came the taller design and the new AQUA QUORUM that uses the same bottles in blue with yellow plastic caps... but really, not as good as the original one!
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now that i have worn and love it:)
do guys have this where you live? http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/69680-acqua-di-parma--italy?in=user
I really can't ell you... as i explained before I'm not into perfumes (in spite of having all these bottles designed by Ricard! - it's the same about ashtrays: I have more than a hundred and I have never smoked... LOL)
lol!!!!!!!!! well thankyou austro for explaining :) still these are a great classic:)