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"  Perfumers rarely look to barren deserts for inspiration. Orange groves, tropical beaches, Italy&amp;#039;s Mediterranean Coast, yes, but not the Mojave Desert, home to Death Valley and one of the harshest environments on earth. But if you&amp;#039;ve ever smelled a Byredo perfume, then you know they aren&amp;#039;t like most perfumes, and the newest scent\u2014Mojave Ghost\u2014is no exception.  The fragrance, which pays homage to the ghost flower, a rare and delicate flower with pale, almost-translucent petals that grows in the extreme desert climate despite all odds, is distinctly floral but not at all recognizable (Jamaican nesberry, anyone?). It&amp;#039;s sweet, but also woody and musky enough for a man to wear. It lingers on skin for hours and smells like being wrapped up in a Pendleton blanket. Quite simply, it&amp;#039;s beautiful. Byredo Parfums Mojave Ghost, $145, barneys.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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