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It's not everyday I bump into a guy wearing fragrance, but often enough depending on the environment where the encounter is.
I was just wondering today: How often do you encounter men, and women, who are wearing a scent? I'm not talking about Old Spice deodorant or Axe shower gel. Actual. bottled. fragrance.
For me, it seems relatively uncommon even when I walk around NYC. I very rarely smell anything that is popular here on BN (A*Men, some of the YSL frags, etc.).
Honestly, I'd say 1 in every 10 or 12 people I come across is wearing a fragrance. I think that staying around a community like this makes it seem more commonplace than it actually is.
What do you think?
It's not everyday I bump into a guy wearing fragrance, but often enough depending on the environment where the encounter is.
I don't know but I notice far more women wear fragrance than men.
Last night I was watching the 4th of July fireworks display downtown and caught the scent of an absolutely AMAZING fragrance.. I have no idea how to describe it but it totally captured my attention. It was really quite amazing smelling, kind of feminine smokey vanilla carnation, definitely seemed like a niche fragrance. Problem is I was in a sea of moving people/crowds and knew it was a lost cause to find the source.
In the office I work at (about 40 people or so) I think there may be in one other guy that wears frags. My friend who sits in the cube next to me smells pretty good some days.... and every time I ask him what he is wearing, his answer is AXE .
Honestly, I'd say 2/3 of men don't wear bottled fragrances.
Of the 1/3 that do, most of them aren't into it like we are. Most of the people that do just have 1-2 colognes that they rarely use except maybe on a date or a club. They just go in a store one day, test out something and buy it based on the top notes. It's not serious to them like it is for us.
To us, brands like Angel Men, Hermes and Yves Saint Laurent are very important to all of us. 99% of people don't care.
Probably only 1% of people collect fragrances as a hobby, if that.
I know, when it comes to colognes like Acqua Di Gio, Cool Water, Le Male and 1 Million, all are best-sellers, but even then people exagerrate when they say: "Don't wear Acqua Di Gio because EVERYONE's wearing it". Sure, in your entire lifetime, you may encounter a handful of people wearing a popular fragrance, but wearing cologne in itself distinguishes you from most people, even if it is the most common one.
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Where I work maybe 1/10 guys wear something, and I'm pretty sure one guy wears 15 sprays...
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I hardly smell any fragrance on anyone ,anywhere here, to be honest. When I do, I remember because it is pretty rare. Mostly, I smell cheap vanilla at the gym and that's it.
I sometimes wonder if I am the only one walking around here fumed.
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Very true. Hanging around here, it's easy to forget that not everyone is into perfume. And a lot of people "out there" will tell you they actively dislike perfume. Years ago I was one of those people, and I knew many like me. I used to be totally put off by men noticeably wearing fragrance. How opinions can change.
I agree that way more women than men wear perfume, but I work in a field where we probably have a lower-than-average rate of perfume wearing in general.
Of course, there are always people who wear so little that you can't smell them in passing. I'm told I'm one of those people. Even if I apply what I think is a lot, people say they can't smell me.
In my office
2 out of guys wear fragrances, I smell mostly aquatic.
The females favor rosy fragrance from Lancome
On the street
Again aquatic with guys and sometimes I smell Le Male
On the women I usually smell Lolita Lempicka The First Perfume and occasionally Angel
In my country, it seems that about 9/10 of men wear bottled fragrances. Many don't even wear deodorant. They usually buy a bottle of whatever ultra-popular scent was being pushed that day at the mall.
My friends are also terrified of the idea of wearing female marketed perfumes that are actually masculine, like Midnight Poison or No. 19 (Chanel).
Fake, or "designer wannabe's" fragrances are popular here, on the other hand.
To get an idea of the mentality, I've been asked more then once: "Why do you pay full price for the bottles instead of buying from those fakers who sell exactly the same perfume with the same longevity ?" -> never !
A very common observation, but the only people I've ever known to wear noticeable fragrance are my mother, grandmother, and aunts (currently ages 50-77).
I never smell fragrance on anyone younger in America except for whiffs of aquatics and fruity florals when at a college or high school hangout. The most consistently perfumed places are high end charity shops (donated goods will still reek of signature scents) and other ladies who lunch places where Hermes and Chanel can usually be detected, in particular 24 Faubourg, which I hate. The very most fragrance-laden crowds have been in Latin and Eastern European countries at nightclubs.
Only one SO ever--this includes males and females--has ever worn any fragrance. My ex was really into Floris, Penhaligon's, and other classics at age twenty. I thought it was really strange and old-fashioned but have now been infected with the perfume lust too late.
Usually I can smell a few people wearing fragrances at the train station on my way to work or uni. Definitely more common on women than men, I'd say 80% of the female customers at work are wearing a fragrance.
In my circle of friends however, I'm probably the only one who wears a fragrance on a regular basis. In fact I know an individual who doesn't wear any perfume unless they got spritzed by a trigger happy sales assistant.
Maybe once a week. And its usually some obnoxious B&BW spray or lotion.
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I am the only one that wears fragrance in my department of about 30 people... I wonder whether fragrance is more popular in other parts of the world than in the US.
What drives me crazy: I'll be in public and come across some random guy (usually a guy) who's wearing something that catches my nose instantly because it smells absolutely fantastic, and I have no idea what it is...and I'm not about to ask. So I go through the rest of my day wishing I knew what the hell it was...but I will never know. Alas!
At the place I'm living in, I noticed that fragrances are not really that common among guys. Sure there will be guys who will know what AdG and Cool Water (they're still selling like hotcakes here) smell like but if you were to ask 10 regular guys whether they heard about Millesime Imperial, The Dreamer or L'Homme for that matter, I'm sure 9 out of 10 of those guys will not even know. They'll probably make a wild guess and say that it's from Ralph Lauren if you let them sniff the smell on you.
i've made the mistake once of telling to a 'straight' bloke at work about my passion for perfumes after being asked what i was wearing one morning (it happened to be m7) when we were making our espressos in the kitchen. since then, every time i wear something, being m7, any pg, mpg, montale, any oud, wood, incense but also (surprisingly) classic italian style colognes etc, etc, you name it, his reaction is: 'you smell whorish / you smell like ass!' (he means it literally). i kind of stopped talking to him and when he comments i half heartedly and politely give him a small laugh.
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The above is very true, but I should point out given the responses above it seems to vary according to culture/country. I am surprised that members posting from the US mention that people around them rarely wear any perfume. I thought the US, especially in the larger cities, was more 'cultured' than us folk here in the UK.
I know for a fact that in some circles here in the UK, say among south European and Middle Eastern communities, I detect some really fine fragrances - Hermes is one that springs to mind. It's not all the time that you get to pick the scents up, but it does happen. I even detected Royal Oud on two occasions whilst out and about in London - again, both from non-locals. It's strange and I know it may seem that I am stereotyping, but I have seen it!
I'm sure a lot of people wear something (it's a huge, successfull beauty industry and fragrances are used as symbol for nearly everything that have to do with capitalistic "individualism"), but not everybody does it in a way that you could detect it from afar. And frankly I don't like getting that close people so that I could smell them.
I very rarely smell fragrances on any men and about 10% of women (perhaps), and I deal with the public. The most common smell on men here is stale sweat, body odor and mildew and cigarettes. I think that is one reason I wear fragrances!
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Guys where I'm from tend to wear fragrances more in the evening when they are going out. Women tend pour half the bottle on themselves and never seem to be without a fragrance. In the morning on the way to work either on a train or bus you have to walk through a gauntlet of people wearing scent,most of them worn by women.
Same here. And lately I find an amazing majority of them to be wearing Alien. Didn't know it was that popular here.
Anyhow, I think lots of guys still have that teenage habit of only getting perfumed when they're going out at night.
I like it when I smell perfume on a guy, don't really know why, but it makes me sympathize.
On a side note: the other day I was at Sephora and a guy started spraying ONLY to his neck about EIGHT sprays of Fleur Du Male (out of all fragrances). Do you guys think he intended to kill somebody by suffocation? Geeeez!
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I smell fragrances on people all the time too, both on men and women, though more commonly on women. However for a country where traditional attitudes about masculinity are still fairly prevalent I'm constantly surprised by how many men I meet or walk passed on the street or stand behind in queues in shops etc who are wearing fragrances.
I'm not saying most of them are wearing something I would think of as particularly nice smelling, but it's still surprising they wear any at all, to me anyway. Walking down the main shopping streets in the city centre on a Saturday or Sunday, especially on a sunny day, is like walking through a department store perfume hall sometimes it can be fun to pick out the ones you recognise. Bars and Nightclubs at the weekends can be pretty overpowering in their intense mix of dozens of fragrances, sweat, and booze, it sometimes makes you yearn for the deadening odour of cigarettes which used to keep this funk at bay.
To the people who quoted my post, my remarks were based on my experience in the U.S., though it may be different in other developed countries.
And yes, I would agree that it's more common for a woman to wear perfume, as beauty products are seen as more feminine, and there is a stigma that men who take too much care of their appearance are gay or metro.
central london, mayfair! but then again, i don't go around sniffing people on the street, don't use public transport (i cycle), don't go to clubs and/or night bars (or any bars, married with 1 small child and another on the way) and usually dismiss what i smell in dept stores as their whole space smells like perfume. i think my observations are based more on the work enviroment and people i work with/for. also, maybe i've become completely anosmic to smells and do not smell anything else but myself. i've had a friend recently visiting from eastern europe and she mentioned that everyone in london smells really nice, wherever you go, being tube, buses or just walking down the street. my reaction to her was: "really???". also, i might be a bit biased as i when i've answered to the question i thought more of men and their daily use of fragrance, rather then women which i've thought as 'normal' to use perfume on a daily basis. hmmmmm... am i contradicting myself??.. alfarom's comment is even more surprising than mine, he lives in italy, i'd have thought everybody uses fragrance as part of their daily beauty routine over there!
Not using public transport probably helps lol. I'd say around here (London Bridge, Clapham, etc) quite a few of the well dressed men also wear fragrance, sometimes quite loudly so. I do notice it much more since taking interest in perfume though, trying to sniff out what they're wearing, so I'm probably looking for it more.
My girlfriend is Eastern European, not sure if she's typical, but she certainly does apply her scents quite lightly. Maybe they don't spray so much over there.
I'm really surprised by this, whenever I visit Italy I find more people seem to wear fragrances than they do back home. But I suppose it could be because I'm visiting holiday destinations and the big cities, Rome, Turin, Naples and Milan most often (with detours to smaller cities like Parma, Modena and Bologna sometimes), and maybe people are more likely to wear fragrance in those parts of Italy... I dunno :P
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I rarely smell fragrance on anyone except the occasional old lady or party-goer. Having consistently no smell at all is an achievement of the late 20th century that seems by far the most popular expression of modern grooming.
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Where I work exactly 50% of the males wear fragrance every day and 100% of the women. Confirmed and rock solid information from the CEO of the company.
And I come across some great wafts of sillage around Central at lunchtime - caught some Vanille Galante strolling by one day, Oriental Brulant another.
In the UK - I only occasionally ' smell fragrance on anybody during the day, but come nighttime, especially weekends - Everybody seems to be wearing it - men and women.
(sigh) Rarely, too rarely. I attended a 4th of July street fair Wed and smelled NOTHING except kettle corn during the whole time there with hundreds, if not thousands, in attendance.
There is one young man at work who tastefully wears scent and I encourage him by passing on samples.
Even clients who used to routinely douse themselves in fruity floral body sprays seem to have ended that phase of their lives.
How I long to say the magic words "You smell good- what are you wearing" to someone.
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Quite often! Around 1 in 3 people I meet are wearing a perfume.
In France, body odor IS a frag for some guys.
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I'm a high school teacher (in the US) and a very high percentage of students, both males and females, wear fragrance. For the males, most of the time it's some nasty smelling AXE, or something popular and recognizable like AdG or Chrome, and occasionally something that actually smells good (sorry AdG and Chrome fans).
But just because you don't notice it, doesn't mean people aren't using it. I tend to be pretty trigger happy with my fragrances, but when I recently mentioned to my father that I was selling off some of my collection, he commented, "You wear cologne?"
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I never do, unfortunately. But when I do, despite my personal snobbishness, I think it is great ! It is usually Cool Water or Armani Code. Hey, at least the guy is trying! One that I do not like smelling is Acqua di Gio pour Homme. Blech ! And that is just my reaction to the guys who wear them ( tight Ed Hardy and Tap Out shirts ...etc). I also don't care for the fragrance in its melon disaster self.
Women moreso have a smell to them. It is usually a body spray or hair product. Fragrance being worn is rare as well, like men. Once in a blue moon I get a drive-by assault of Angel. That is usually followed by me making a trip to the store for some candy and chocolate.
I should add that I don't really go out to "da club" or bars or just out in general too much. I have a feeling that people, where I live, think fragrances are for a special occasion only or "going out".
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I work in healthcare, so I don't come across people wearing perfume often. If they are, it is a visitor or a nurse may wear it occasionally (usually one of the CLEAN line). I used to come across perfume more often when I worked in retail.
edit: I forgot to mention that I notice fragrance on men a lot more than women. Fragrance seems to project more or men may apply more of it than women do.
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I was about to say that I think it's more popular among the "younger" demographic (under 25, high school and college).....for a few obvious reasons: 1) they're very much into themselves (sorry, young people...it's true), and 2) they use it as a conversation piece and ice breaker as much as to actually "smell good". Kind of a "Hey, what are you wearing?" sort of thing. Actually, I don't think that the scent attracts a girl to a particular guy or "draws her in", so to speak, as much as it provides her with a build-in ice-breaker/ conversation starter with a guy that she finds "hot" or attractive. Young girls aren't shy about approaching guys they may be interested in, and commenting on his cologne/fragrance is just a natural conversation starter.
That said....I do think that wearing fragrances probably reached it's peak in popularity in the U.S. in the 80's/early to mid 90's. At least, it doesn't seem quite as mainstream for men to wear fragrances in the U.S. these days as much as it was during that time period. And I'm not sure exactly what may have changed that....but I can't help but wonder if Calvin Klein coming out with CK1 had anything to do with the decline in interest (mid 90's, around the time period I think interest seemed to start to wane a bit). I mean, once companies started marketing to men and women as if they are the same and there is no difference...I wonder if a lot of men were turned off by the idea of wearing a fragrance? (sorry, ladies...we may love ya....but most men still want to smell different than you / i.e. - "more like men") I also think that having so many companies coming out with so many different fragrances....many of which are literally here today and gone later today.....along with the "weaker projection and poor longevity" from many of today's fragrances (as not to "offend" anyone) might have a lot of adults these days saying "why bother?" Oh well, food for thought.....
No, it is not true. Just your opinion. Sure, younger demographic may be more "into" their looks/fashion...etc. But that is because of experience. Once you are older and more experienced ( I suppose, for lack of better word), you may not care as much or just get tired and move on......or more likely just still care as much about your looks/fashion, but not be as vocal about it.
I could go on and on.....really.
I think you could be correct with your first line. As far as what changed that, there is no one particular reasons. It can be many. But the fact is, this happened on the watch of the demographic that is older than 25 years old right now ( Gen X and Baby Boomers).
Also, for a good reading on why fragrances changed and transitioned from the 1980s, the book Perfume: The Art and Science of Scent by Cathy Newman gives some pretty good insight ( Aids/ Notion of what smells attractive/changing aromachemicals/smelling clean Vs. erotic....etc). Since the book is by National Geographic, it comes with nice pictures ( unlike many books on Perfume).
No, I would totally disagree. If anything, early 1990s Calvin Klein fragrances help the fragrance industry and popularity. Yeah, I don't like the fragrances. And yes, they were very different than what was around 5 years earlier. But they ( CK One, Escape, Eternity ) were smash success's and schools were reeking of them. CK One was massive in popularity.
Again, strongly disagree. There is an abundance of "manly man" fragrances out there. Most don't sell as good as the cleaner or sweeter fragrances.
There are alot of releases, agreed. It is overwhelming.
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Yes, you are correct....that is my opinion.
You do bring up a good point, though, that people may not be as "vocal" about it as they get older, and that they still care.....I will agree with you about that. But I stand by my comment that younger people are very much into themselves (and that's not being critical, it simply is what it is)....because while it's my opinion, it's also based on life experiences. I was once "under the age of 25" (I'm now 20 years past that), so I have life experiences from my personal life, my generational peer group, the current generation (and I do interact with many of them), etc. to base that on. And to be honest, I'd be willing to bet that nearly any poll taken would reflect that there are an awful lot of people who think and feel as I do about that, if they are honest about it.
That said.....
If you follow your comments above that I have quoted out to their logical conclusion, if you really think about it....you are basically reaffirming what I said previously that may be the case (younger people, schools, sweeter *i.e. - more 'unisex' type* fragrances selling better than the more "manly" scents, etc.) Because I was basically talking about how the older demographic doesn't care as much about fragrances as the under 25 age group, and therefore was asking the question/making the comment that perhaps it may have been the "unisex" explosion in the fragrance industry that could have been a turnoff to older adults (and I was just past the age of 25 when CK One came out)....because in the 80's/early 90's, it wasn't unusual to smell a man in his 50's or 60's wearing what most would consider, a "manly" cologne. Now, though, you simply don't see as many "older" adults even wearing fragrance as much as you USED to (at least, not in many parts of the United States). And I believe that's why the OP started this thread and asked this very question regarding popularity in the first place. I was simply coming at it from an "over 25" angle, since most people under 25 still use fragrances and that likely isn't going to change, for the reasons that I mentioned (more into themselves, and as a conversation piece and ice breaker, etc.).
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Without getting too much off topic, I believe people can be "too into themselves" in different ways. I think the older demographics are quite guilty of this.
Anways, with regards to your last paragraph and the topic of older men wearing fragrances : It is really unfortunate that there is this stigma to this supposed "old man cologne". But I suppose it is the same thing as my own personal bias against "d-bag cologne" ( The 1 Millions, Acqua di Gio pour Homme, Fierce....etc). When I went to a store to try out fragrances and mentioned I enjoy far more mature and dated fragrances, I was pointed toward Chanel Bleu .
I think that stigma to old man cologne has really lessened the popularity of the older fragrances ( but I don't know that to be a fact, just opinion).
In any event, I really hope there will be a more acceptance of fragrance wearing on a casual basis in the future ( as in, wearing it everyday just because ). I am not sure what would have to happen to create that. It seems alot of people really dislike fragrances, although they don't consider things and choices that they make to disrupt and annoy other people.
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There's one guy with an office down the hall from mine who wears some aquatic. I'm not sure who it is, but you can always tell when he's around because the hall smells very aquatic (rather than slightly musty). Whenever I notice scents on women, they usually seem to be cheap boring body-spray sorts. Every now and again I'll come across someone wearing an actual fragrance, and the rarity makes it all the more memorable.
At night, I notice guys wearing things like Le Male, usually over-sprayed to the point of drowning out everything else.
This is a bugaboo, and not directed at anyone here, but I'm 26, born in 1986, and slightly younger people, ages 20-23, will often accuse me of being Gen X.But the fact is, this happened on the watch of the demographic that is older than 25 years old right now ( Gen X and Baby Boomers).
That's absurd. Gen X ended in the late 70s--1980 at the very latest.
Yes, "young people" frequently think anyone even minorly older is old: that narcissism of small differences.
I mean, we all know that generational cutoffs are pretty arbitrary/liminal and that generations are a slightly larger narcissistic difference in their own right, but grouping anyone who isn't a current college student in with the very distinctive Gen X (and I'd say, I'd much rather be part of their generation but am sadly stuck being one of these internet and video game-raised people) is downright lazy failure to use Wikipedia. And that's *our* generation's one coup!
I too, and plenty of over 25s, grew up with precious little more than bodyspray as popular scent. At least the Gen X kids had earlier CK and 80s powerhouse stragglers. The scents marketed to young people now are mostly about being clean, banally attractive, that sort of gym mentality that would make all the good baby boomers and gen Xers puke back in their day (sure, now they've mostly settled into hyper-sanitary casual, at least in the USA, too).
Sidenote: getting into fragrance has been a great way of transcending generational limitations while being able to access sensory artifacts of other times. We can all be 1950s bombshells, 1960s mod chic, 1970s naturals, 80s egomaniac creeps, 90s nihilists, and whatever-the-feck 2000s with the "dzing!" of a sprayer.
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I didn't write that people who are older than 25 right now are all Gen X. I wrote that the fragrance tastes/types changed under the watch of people who are older than 25 right now. I thought we were using the age of 25 to determine who is a naive self entitled lazy child vs. who is a wise and educated person who never makes generalizations about others. .
I know when Gen X ended.
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^ These are fragrances which Gen Xers and Baby Boomers buy consistently. Gen Xers are just as much afraid of "old man cologne" as Gen Y's. Fragrances are not just marketed towards young people. I see fragrance ads in all kinds of magazines for all kinds of age ranges.The scents marketed to young people now are mostly about being clean, banally attractive, that sort of gym mentality that would make all the good baby boomers and gen Xers puke back in their day
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Still, most fragrance marketing is a hypersexual take on the teen to twenty-fiver demographic, silverfox gentleman stuff, or graceful lady standbys as fronted by very youthful looking grown women like Gwyneth Paltrow and Julianne Moore. There is so much more out there to be exploited and played with, and yes, ads should be irrelevant and are mostly annoying--but they get the word out at least... old ads can be an absolute delight in comparison for their striking variety... http://www.vintageadbrowser.com/perfume-ads-1960s
Surfacing sorry for the silly mini-rant. I thought your insights were fascinating and great and agree, but it can be really strange how younger generations have not only no regard for history but an active suspiscion of anything or anyone with history. Wow... now I really do sound like an old lady...must be all the old lady 'fumes. Going to read Perfume: The Art and Science of Scent as per your mention.
No worries, but I strongly feel it is older generations that dicate the younger generations behavior. Now, more than ever. Exploit.....exploit......exploit. My favorite is how older generations label the youth as "self entitled". This seems to be very trendy nowadays. You have to provide good schools and social well-being to have good youth ( and much more). And not just YOUR kids ( I am not picking you per-se). Everyones. Older generations are not as interested in history as they make it out to be anyways. Seems like alot of them are just interested in propaganda, cultural necrophilia and just re-asserting dominance.
And to be fair, I do get that there is a problem with youth having little interest in history, being ageist ( or considering anyone above a certain age to be ancient...etc), disrespect.....etc. But I get why many are that way as well. It still is something that bothers me as well.
By the way, thanks for providing that link to the Perfume Ads. I do agree, older ads are great. It is interesting because much is made of those CK ads being edgy and cool from the 1990s.......I find those ads to be lame and boring. I love older ads. But even some new and recent ads are quite great. I love Kenzo fragrance ads ! Also, YSL ads for Rive Gauche pour Homme are great. So much more....
I have seen a different Lauder for Men ad ( 1980s) a while back on the net and thought it was remarkable on how different it was compared to ads of today ( this one is like that as well : http://www.vintageadbrowser.com/perfume-ads-1980s ). You rarely see such a conservatively dressed man in a fragrance ad these days. The ads of today make the man seem like he is either on the prowl or asserting dominace ( could be in a stance position).
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I think the 1950s construct of the teenager and its mass, unending fetishization has done a major number on the west, cementing hellish narcissism in us all. Once being wise and experienced rather than brash and careless becomes cool, maybe we'll stop f'ing things up for future generations.
While I hear you Surfacing, this problem of generational blame has been cycling forever and is unlikely to stop. There will soon be kids blaming us, too. Sure, there hasn't been a more financially and socially irresponsible lot as the yuppies spawned of former trend-counterculture folks in some time, but when we all see how knowing history is just as important as being able to forget it at the right times, maybe the cycle will be less intense. Increased availability of self-education sources could be an answer.
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Sportsfan, really the yuppies are the former hippies anyway. Hmm, I need to get with the current times though, I say blame... the perfume makers--those allergen-pushing decadent devils!
And Surfacing, as per ads: as a small child I used to idolize and imitate the Kate Moss Obsession commercial, down to memorizing the script. WTF? Scary! Children really are both more mature and more impressionable than they're given credit for... those 80s ads with their extreme dapperness are rather nice. Put a man in a suit in an advertisement now and he'll probably be some actor looking a bit unnatural and stiff.
I Love this. Serieusement, J'adore. Bravo. I have lived outside of France "in the Provinces" (For Parisians = Anywhere that's not Paris) for fifteen years now. When I go back to Paris, I hate everything: It looks like Disneyland now. All that gold leaf! Everything so clean! Everybody complaining! Really the only thing I miss about France is being able to: 1. Embrace my own body scent if I feel like it, and 2. Feeling free to wear nuclear strength scents and not feel out of place. When I go back to Paris, I enjoy mostly: the smells. I love the smell of cheese. I love the smell of ladies on Avenue Montaigne. I love the smell of the women in the TATI at Barbes. I love the smell of dapper men walking down rue de Rivoli. France is a paradise of smells: Even the really appalling ones are fascinating to me, like the "Gauloise Chain Smoking Old Yellow Man on The Metro" one. It seems to me, walking around "In the Provinces," all you smell is: Cigarette smoke, urine, that "beer + B.O. + misery" accord: The only time you get to smell something lovely is when the flowers are in bloom and you walk through them. Otherwise, unless you happen to be at Barney's, nobody smells like anything, and when they do, it's misery. SO: That is why I will walk out of my house with up to 10 sprays of EdT under my clothes, and at least 4 sprays or dabs (depending on the comp) of Parfum, because I do live in a major cosmopolitan city, and often times I feel it is my sole responsibility to perfume it in its entirety......
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i was at the all shows in La Plata, I was in the inner circle. Everything was fantastic. but intro beautiful day en show 3 with rain it was SPECTACULAR !!! thanks U2, i waiting for you in Peru, soon !!!
05 April, 2011
Excellent intro better than beautiful da
Pse keep it for European Tour !!!! I'm laughing....!!!!
No in fact it's so sad that U2 is going to stop the 360 !
04 April, 2011
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Playing that incredible version of EBTTRT was the most amazing way to surprise argentinians and the rest of the world!
I went to the 2nd show and I`m really looking forward to hear what you have to say about the weekend in Bs As
i`m watching all the videos available of that night and I wanted to tell you that what you do is something out of this world. I was in the inner circle. Everything was perfect, but I coudn´t see much of the lights and videos.
I should have cloned myself and watch it from several different places at the same time.
Also I spotted several crew members on sunday at 6 am...they were kind of... wasted ;-P (My regards to Finland guy)
A big ¡thank you! and I hope I get to see you next time you come to South America
From Uruguay
04 April, 2011
Absolutely true
And that's why U2 is still loved for lots of people all over the world.
That was just a rock' show in a hudge tour, just another country, why to take a risk?
They did it, and we (in Argentina) loved that surprise, and we will remember it as a "gift" of the band.
Because of these "little things" we are waiting since now the next U2 tour...
04 April, 2011
Keep it Stateside!
First, I was not at the show.. not even close, here in Oregon. But I follow this tour on a daily basis, eagerly awaiting the Seattle show in June.
Having followed this tour closely, the EBTTR is by far the best concert opening, and from what I have seen on Youtube of the lighting set-up... AMAZING! My only request.. keep this for the North American leg (especially the Seattle show!), please!! I love it when a U2 opener builds on the anticipation and excitement that fans are feeling and this one does just that. I never "felt" it with Beautiful Day or Breathe, but this one seemed to nail it.
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On a brisk fall morning, Andrew Smilley steeled himself for his next athletic challenge.
Thousands of miles away from the warm water temperatures of his home in the Cayman Islands, Smilley was about to join 800 swimmers, including five fellow Special Olympic athletes, in one of the most challenging Open Water Swims in the world, the RCP Tiburon Mile. The legendary swim is one nautical mile in length from the San Francisco Bay's Angel Island to the shores of Downtown Tiburon. Smilley had plenty to think about. The intimidation of swimming with the world's elite swimmers; the cold and choppy waters of the Bay that made up an unfamiliar course with infamous currents; and still in the back of his mind were the strange seal creatures he'd seen in the water during the previous day's walk through.
But as all great athletes do when they face one of their greatest athletic challenges, Smilley calmed himself with the knowledge that he would meet his challenge because he and his coach Penny McDowall had spent countless, grueling hours training for him to reach his maximum potential and reach the other side of the unwelcoming Bay. With the proper mix of determination, preparation, athletic skill and training, Smilley dove headlong into the dark water.
Behind every great athlete is a great coach and the athletes of Special Olympics are no exception. So what makes a great coach? A straw poll of athletes and coaches might get you as many answers as there are people answering the question. What is clear is that great coaches in Special Olympics are especially invaluable to their athletes and Smilley is fortunate to have one of the best in McDowall. The pair has been working together as pupil and teacher for 12 of McDowall's 15 years coaching athletes with Special Olympics Cayman Islands. Smilley signed up to start swimming at age 8 and it wasn't long before he was distinguishing himself in the water. He was selected to represent Special Olympics Cayman Islands in 2003 where he earned silver medals in the lower divisions of the 50 meter backstroke and freestyle at the 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games. Another four years later, Smilley built himself up to the 200 meter individual medley and the 400 meter freestyle where he won gold in both races in the top divisions at the 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games.
McDowall has developed a successful three prong program of training and competition that she believes allows her athletes to achieve their maximum level of success.
Her first and second prong includes the regular skills coaching of athletes from a school for the disabled for ages 5-18, and athletes from a training center for adults ages 19–50. The third prong involves both of those groups integrating with local swim programs organized by the Cayman Islands Government's Ministry of Sports, Cayman Amateur Swimming Association, and the Stingrays Swim Club.
The integration aspect is crucial in McDowall's method due to the small population of the Cayman Islands. By integrating with non-disabled swimmers, her swimmers are regularly able to compete internationally throughout the Caribbean.
"Because the Cayman Islands have such a small population, international swim competition is built into the local swim program in order to raise performance levels," says McDowall.
Additionally, she says that as members of the Stingray Swim Club her athletes benefit both competitively and socially as they are motivated by being part of that swim family.
On motivating athletes to achieve their personal best McDowall borrows advice from an Australian coaching colleague who said, "You have no control over the other athletes in the next lanes, but you do have control over your swim and your times." Using that logic, her colleague focused his whole team on knowing their times and striving for a personal best in at least one swim at every practice, and in every meet.
Says McDowall, "He concentrated on times but I took it with me and tried to incorporate it into our athletes practices, strokes, breathing, focus and times, or anything that could be targeted as a personal best every time they came to swim. And in swimming, as in life, there are good days and bad but if athletes can take one good thing away with them each practice then there is always something to strive to be better at the next time." McDowall pairs athletes together with different technical levels so as to create an environment where athletes will mimic the technique of the higher level athlete. She then follows up with verbal instruction. McDowall also emphasizes the role of competition as opportunities to learn. "They learn so much by competing and getting disqualified, even as I concentrate on what we need to fix!" she says.
She also motivates her swimmers through participation in higher level travel events where they may not finish as high in the standings but get to compete against a higher level of swimmer. "The education and inclusion our athletes get on these trips is invaluable as a tool for motivation," says McDowall. Special Olympics Cayman Islands enables to her to take her athletes on two such competition trips per year. The athletes are required to challenge themselves with personal best goals such as improved times or longer distance swims in order to participate in these trips.
By the time Smilley found solid ground on the opposite side of the Bay he was cold and tired, but also exhilarated and charged with a sense of pride and accomplishment. The hours of training, training more and then training more still, powered Smilley to finish the first open cold water swim of his life 107th out of the 800 swimmers. More impressively, he placed an outstanding 3rd overall in the 19-29 year old non-wetsuit division. So inspiring was Smilley's swim that it was voted the Greatest Open Water Swim of 2009 in an online poll at www.thewaterisopen.com, an honor at which Smilley said only, "They really voted for me? Wow, cool. What time is swim training tomorrow?"
No doubt Andrew will inspire and motivate many Special Olympics athletes and in 2011 the Special Olympics World Summer Games will offer an opportunity for Special Olympics swimmers to challenge themselves in the inaugural 1500m Open Water Swim Demonstration off the coast of Greece. Quota slots will be available to Special Olympics Programs as part of the "Extended Quota Program". Interested swimmers must be able to swim 1500 meters in an hour or less. The Extended Quota program is intended to offer high level athletes a true competition experience that can't be offered at a local competition due to lack of competitors of similar ability. Interest in participating in the Extended Quota program for 2011 must be communicated by Special Olympics Programs to their SOI Regional Sport Directors by April 1, 2010. In addition to the 1500m Open Water Swim demonstration several other sport events including the Marathon will be offered. For more information on the Extended Quota opportunities please contact your SOI Regional Sport Director.
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Messiah Edges TCNJ, 12-11
March 14, 2015
Middlebury Tops Wesleyan, 15-8
March 14, 2015
Salisbury Downs York, 10-7
March 14, 2015
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March 14, 2015
Top-Ranked Cortland Handles No. 2 Gettysburg, 14-11
The Red Dragons earned a key non-conference road win, topping No. 2 Gettysburg in Pennsylvania on Saturday afternoon.
March 11, 2015
WD3 Notes: Brice Queener Leads Rhodes to Hot Start
Brice Queener, a former Georgetown and MLL standout midfielder, is the latest in the long line of successful coaches in his family, coaching Rhodes to a 7-0 record thus far.
March 9, 2015
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Bates Downs Wesleyan, 12-6
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Big Second Half Lifts Bowdoin Over Top-Ranked Amherst
March 7, 2015
Middlebury Thumps Connecticut College, 19-2
March 7, 2015
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March 1, 2015
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February 26, 2015
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February 26, 2015
Molloy Becomes Arcadia's All-Time Leading Scorer
February 24, 2015
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With a determined group of seniors, can the Bullets can back to the final four?
February 24, 2015
No. 1 Salisbury Women Rally to Edge Stevenson in OT
February 24, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 8 Franklin & Marshall
An underclassmen-heavy roster should be strong at the midfield, but can the Diplomats challenge for an NCAA crown?
February 20, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 2 Trinity
The Bantams have had a tremendous run of success, but with former coach Kate Livesay back at her alma mater Middlebury, how will they fare under new leadership?
February 19, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 3 Middlebury
It's the last hurrah for Hall of Fame coach Missy Foote. Can the Panthers send her off on a championship note?
February 18, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 4 Cortland
Their head coach is gone, and with her the DIII Attacker of the Year. But the last team to beat two-time defending champion Salisbury is still a force to be reckoned with.
February 17, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 5 Amherst
With a small but notable class gone after last year's semifinal run, how will Amherst recover for 2015's NESCAC gauntlet?
February 14, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Valentine's Lacrosse Central
A killer doubleheader in Georgia headlines the Saturday action in lacrosse, as Duke and Denver face off, followed by Northwestern and Virginia.
February 12, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 9 Geneseo
Making the NCAA's quarterfinal round for the first time a year ago, the Knights hope to build and grow with a young but talented lineup.
February 11, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 10 Williams
Questions abound on the defensive end, but Williams should be able to score goals in 2015. Will that be enough in the always-tough NESCAC
February 5, 2015
Bethany Baer: DIII Women's Preseason Player of the Year
She's knotted with her brother, having won two titles already in her collegiate career. Can she pull ahead by leading Salisbury to a third straight crown?
February 4, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: Best Bet All-Americans
Only three return from last spring's All-America selection for DIII women's, meaning a wide-open field awaits the best of 2015. Who do we project leading the way for their teams?
February 1, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Women's Preview: No. 20-11 Breakdown
Plenty of danger lurks outside of the Top 10 in DIII women's lacrosse this spring. We kick off their portion of our #LMRanks preseason coverage with a look at the bottom half of the Nike/LM Top 20.
January 4, 2015
Lifestyles: "Out Front" With CNN's Erin Burnett
Engaging a national audience each week via her CNN show, Erin Burnett opens up about her work and lacrosse past as a member of Middlebury's heartbreaking 1996 team.
December 21, 2014
Fan Vote: DIII Women's Preseason Player of Year
Lacrosse Magazine has narrowed the field to five finalists. Now it's time to make your choice for NCAA Division III women's Preseason Player of the Year.
December 12, 2014
Fan Vote: Your Preseason Player of the Year Picks?
With the season inching closer, we look at the candidates for LM's Preseason Player of the Year honors across the divisions. Who gets your nod?
December 2, 2014
Hamline (Minn.) to Add Women's Lacrosse for 2016
Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota has announced it will offer women's lacrosse as a varsity sport for the 2016 spring season.
December 1, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Best of Lacrosse 2014
The votes are in - here are your choices for the Best of Lacrosse in 2014!
November 20, 2014
Best Of Lacrosse - Best Milestone Moment Breakdown
Its a pretty tight race for the top milestone achievement of the year, with five worthy choices - Miles Thompson's record-breaking goal, Missy Foote's 400th win and the first ever co-Tewaaraton among them.
November 20, 2014
Middlebury Coach Foote Headlines IWLCA Honors Dinner
Coaches from Division I, II and III all convened in Orlando, Fla., for their annual convention, which is highlighted by the awards banquet honoring coaches for their impact on the growth of the women's game.
November 15, 2014
#BestOfLax: Women's Player: Finalist Breakdown
Two top sophomores with Team USA connections, the newly minted all-time NCAA scoring leader, the (arguably) best goalie in the game and the DI leading goal-scorer... Make your pick!
October 28, 2014
Concordia-Chicago To Add M&W in 2016
October 28, 2014
30 in 30: Salisbury Builds With "Nestor's Boot Camp"
The recent run of Salisbury's women is built upon one of the toughest fall programs around, and with coach Jim Nestor no longer coaching soccer, life hasn't gotten any easier for the Sea Gulls, or their spring opponents.
October 21, 2014
30 in 30: Is Augustana DIII's Best in the Midwest?
In just its fourth year, Augustana has made a case for already being the best program in the midwest, but faces new challenges with a new coach in 2015.
October 15, 2014
30 in 30: The Other Fall Ball
For some athletes at Bowdoin, lacrosse isn't their only sport. Mettler Growney and Kelsey Gallagher, sophomores on Bowdoin's field hockey and lacrosse teams, make it a point to continue a legacy.
October 10, 2014
30 in 30: Missy Foote's Farewell Tour at Middlebury
A mainstay in DIII women's lacrosse for over three decades and with over 400 wins, Middlebury coach and Hall of Famer Missy Foote rides off into the sunset after this spring's season.
October 2, 2014
30 in 30: Coaching Carousel Movement in Small College
Major moves - like Adelphi's Rob Grella resigning shortly after taking Adelphi to the Women's DII title - littered the off-season in small college lacrosse.
September 23, 2014
Cortland Names Lickert-Orr Women's Lacrosse Head Coach
June 23, 2014
Ness Named First Coast Guard Women's Coach
June 20, 2014
Assistant Dissinger Promoted to Trinity Head Post
June 2, 2014
Early Top 10 for 2015 (WD3): Gulls Still Soaring?
Can Salisbury make it three in a row in 2015? Cortland and Trinity still loom, but the Sea Gulls are the logical thought to be No. 1 at this point.
May 30, 2014
WD3 Notes: Salisbury Still Finds Fuel From '12 Loss
For the second straight year, Salisbury toppled Trinity in the NCAA finals. And they were still motivated by the year before that, when the Bantams bested the Gulls in the finals.
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Dear Beverly, may God Bless you and the rest of your Family during this time. Sweet Jacob got his Pirate Party and perhaps, that can give all of you some consolation. He is a "Little Pirate" with the Angels in Heaven now. Eternal rest grant unto him and let perpetual light shine upon him. Many Prayers.
My brave little nephew, Jacob, died just before midnight...He was just 6 and a half, and battled the same kind of brain cancer as his uncle and grandma, my late husband, Joe, and his mother, Rita. Three generations of angels now gathered together in God's presence.
As some of you know, Jacob battled brain tumors since he was one; his greatest desire as a first-grader was to have his Pirate birthday party with all his family and pals. The weekend before CM Phoenix, we all met and gave him that "early" party. God bless all of you at Phoenix, who prayed with me and helped to carry me with "strength for the journey", knowing that it brought back old sorrows...
Please pray for the repose of his soul, and for the rest of our family, especially his parents John and Sandy, and his siblings, Blake and Annie.
Beverly how lucky for you to have known and been part of this precious little life. How lucky was he to have been entrusted to his parents care. Who could have loved him more? All who knew him are better for the part he played in their lives. Still our sadness at his depature hurts so.
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nah dude Assateague waves can be fun if you have a solid swell. but if not, its just shorebreak and alot of bugs.
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An understated word with significant meaning charmed us. And so began, BHLDN (pronounced beholden). Inspired by the Dutch word for "to keep," as...(more)
Best Cleaners - Certified Gown Cleaning, Preservation & Restoration
2 ReviewsOnly the BEST for your dress!
Schenectady , NY | 518-469-7862
Best Cleaners is the Capital Region's Premier Wedding Gown Preservation and Restoration Specialist. Certified by the Association of Wedding Gown...(more)
Denise Eliopulos has always had a flair for creating distinctive experiences and, for over 32 years, she has been sharing her vision with the women...(more)
On your big day... We've got your back! For over 25 years we at Danielle's Bridal in the beautiful city of Saratoga Springs, have been...(more)