Masked hipsters salute the launch of YSL’s Parisienne fragrance in an old LES synagogue

Parisienne, the new hot little scent by YSL, smells like that perfect French dame of a certain, likely just post thirty age. She owns at least one YSL suit fitted to her frame. She can seduce with a wink. She never fakes a climax. And even if she sneaks out of an alley on Place des Vosges, she’s swept her hair up neatly. While, Opium, the YSL scent of yore could kill a giant rat and best left to grand mum, Parisienne lingers like a lover’s dew on a sheet. The ingredients sheet from YSL lists the following: “vinyl accord, cranberry, blackberry, damask rose, violet, peony, patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood, and musk.”

At last week’s USA launch at NYC’s Angel Orensantz Foundation for the Arts– still showing the fixtures of the old synagogue of decades ago — gorgeous hipsters in masks danced around. Misshapes Geordon Nichol and brunette Leigh Lezark, plus Alexandra Richards, spun everything from Michael Jackson to Lady Gaga. Parisienne would be too soft for Ms. Gaga but could add a certain sexy femme to both Lezark and Richards as a scent. As for Kate Moss, the scent’s muse, pictured in the ad, looks as through she might have added a little wild horse hormone to the mix. Kate writhes to YSL