Catch a Whiff of This
Lisa Brodar, says a Portland, Maine, TV station, “moved to Maine from New York City six years ago to capture the essence of experience of Maine and sell it as a scent.” Brodar says she likes to say “that creating perfume is creating art with my nose.” She recently released her fourth men’s fragrance at her general store in Portland. “Farmer” costs $110 per bottle, and “makes men more appealing to cows,” the station says. (RC/WMTW Portland) ...Which are known for critiquing art from another orifice.Original Publication Date: 16 February 2014
This story is in True’s book collections, in Volume 20.
This story is in True’s book collections, in Volume 20.
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