"It should be clear that You or Someone Like You is not some kind of olfactory landscape painting. Anne is a serious gardener — I wrote a trellis of roses into her garden, I wrote in mint and wild grasses though the individual raw materials are in the end irrelevant. What You (or Someone Like You) is is whatever you find it is. A scent you transplant to yourself. Synthetic and natural beauty. Possibility." — Chandler Burr Does Los Angeles have a scent? It’s impossible to say. But NYT critic and author Chandler Burr knows Los Angeles. And Chandler Burr knows perfume. So we decided to collaborate on a fragrance that an LA woman might wear. And we gave it the name of Chandler’s novel, set in Los Angeles. And you dreamers, with your dreams — you might flourish, you might wither, but you don’t give up. You keep coming, or you think about coming, and sometimes you stay. Because someday, someone just might be looking for you, pointing at you, wanting you. Or someone like you. Perfumer(s): Caroline Sabas Notes: Chandler Burr says, "The raw materials are completely irrelevant. The work is the work. If you need to know what it’s made of, don’t wear it." However, we also understand that notes can be important in discerning whether or not a fragrance is for you! This is a minty, green rose, with plenty of fresh citrus. We encourage you to stop by and try it out for yourself - see where the story takes you.
