An article from 2005 - Erwin Creed likes Chanel and Jean-Claude Ellena fragrances. Bond no. 9 Chinatown and Elizabeth Arden? Not so much 
Never heard of Chantecaille ..
Erwin Creed claims hes not a party boy, but some je ne sais quoi in those big dreamy brown eyes of his seems to suggest otherwise.
On Monday morning at the Asiate restaurant in Columbus Circle, Mr. Creed was well scrubbed and suited up in a blue jacket and tie. His brown hair was slightly tousled, his lashes curled up, his smile dazzling. Not only does the seventh-generation, 25-year-old Creed perfume heir speak English with a heavy Parisian accent, hes just plain hot.
At first, Mr. Creed tried to branch out from the family biz by studying fashion and working with candles in Geneva, but he eventually relented and studied under a perfumer for six months. He has since agreed to take on the family business when his father steps down.
Now he travels with his father to India and Bulgaria to find fresh jasmine and roses. He wakes up in the morning and writes down new ideas for fragrances. Sometimes he even puts on womens fragrances just to walk around in them and feel their smell. While in New York, he smelled Bond No. 9s Chinatown.
I just finished eating, and it made me feel nauseous, he said.
What kind of fragrances does the Prince of Perfume prefer?
Chanel in general and Jean-Claude, he said.
What about Elizabeth Taylors White Diamonds?
Sometimes when I smell it, I get a flash that Ive smelt it before.
Lalique?
Its quite O.K. Its more about the bottle than the perfume.
Jo Malone?
O.K.
Elizabeth Arden?
Not a big fan.
Chantecaille?
Better.
Calvin Klein CK1?
Its good for everything.
Celebrity perfumes, like J. Los Glow?
Its one of the best of the worst, he laughed. J. Lo makes only young womens perfume, and its always very sweet. We say gourmand. Celebrities dont make the perfume themselves; they go to a factory to make a copy. They want to push their advertising.
During his short stay in New York, Mr. Creed has stopped by Le Père Pinard, Pastis and the nightclub Cain. He admitted that while in Paris, he doesnt make the scene and spends much of his time with his girlfriend. Le sigh.
The Transom would like nothing better than for Mr. Creed to duck through a social oubliettes trapdoor to the Euro-Manhattan demi-world corridor of playboys and mini-heirs; hes got a face and a bank account just made for Page Six. Yet the wildest he gets is boxing twice a week; hes even given up skiing and motocross, and presumably will never ever take up professional nightclubbing.
I broke everything, he said. I broke my legs two times. I broke my knucklestwice, in fact. Thats why Im not skiing, because I was a bit more crazy. I dont want to take the risk, he concluded.
E.C.
Link: http://www.observer.com/node/51523
Never heard of Chantecaille ..
Erwin Creed claims hes not a party boy, but some je ne sais quoi in those big dreamy brown eyes of his seems to suggest otherwise.
On Monday morning at the Asiate restaurant in Columbus Circle, Mr. Creed was well scrubbed and suited up in a blue jacket and tie. His brown hair was slightly tousled, his lashes curled up, his smile dazzling. Not only does the seventh-generation, 25-year-old Creed perfume heir speak English with a heavy Parisian accent, hes just plain hot.
At first, Mr. Creed tried to branch out from the family biz by studying fashion and working with candles in Geneva, but he eventually relented and studied under a perfumer for six months. He has since agreed to take on the family business when his father steps down.
Now he travels with his father to India and Bulgaria to find fresh jasmine and roses. He wakes up in the morning and writes down new ideas for fragrances. Sometimes he even puts on womens fragrances just to walk around in them and feel their smell. While in New York, he smelled Bond No. 9s Chinatown.
I just finished eating, and it made me feel nauseous, he said.
What kind of fragrances does the Prince of Perfume prefer?
Chanel in general and Jean-Claude, he said.
What about Elizabeth Taylors White Diamonds?
Sometimes when I smell it, I get a flash that Ive smelt it before.
Lalique?
Its quite O.K. Its more about the bottle than the perfume.
Jo Malone?
O.K.
Elizabeth Arden?
Not a big fan.
Chantecaille?
Better.
Calvin Klein CK1?
Its good for everything.
Celebrity perfumes, like J. Los Glow?
Its one of the best of the worst, he laughed. J. Lo makes only young womens perfume, and its always very sweet. We say gourmand. Celebrities dont make the perfume themselves; they go to a factory to make a copy. They want to push their advertising.
During his short stay in New York, Mr. Creed has stopped by Le Père Pinard, Pastis and the nightclub Cain. He admitted that while in Paris, he doesnt make the scene and spends much of his time with his girlfriend. Le sigh.
The Transom would like nothing better than for Mr. Creed to duck through a social oubliettes trapdoor to the Euro-Manhattan demi-world corridor of playboys and mini-heirs; hes got a face and a bank account just made for Page Six. Yet the wildest he gets is boxing twice a week; hes even given up skiing and motocross, and presumably will never ever take up professional nightclubbing.
I broke everything, he said. I broke my legs two times. I broke my knucklestwice, in fact. Thats why Im not skiing, because I was a bit more crazy. I dont want to take the risk, he concluded.
E.C.
Link: http://www.observer.com/node/51523
.Unfortunately noone here in Bulgaria has heard anything about Creed.This might have been a good thing in if you would own some Creeds cause you would be sooo unique but the really big downside is that there isn't any plase where to buy them 
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