ByBozo Will You Marry Me? fragrance
ByBozo, a niche French perfume brand, is quite young: it was founded just six years ago, but all the fragrances released under its banner are already well-known. This is especially true for the delicate floral-fruity Will You Marry Me?, which immediately captivated us with its very name. It resonates with passion, a dream, a challenge, and perhaps even a demand—especially since in English we don’t know whether this question is coming from a man or a woman.
Although it is obvious that the composition, which appeared in the Endorphin collection back in 2024, is intended for women. Passion fruit, peach, marigold, ylang-ylang, saffron, neroli and white amber, collected in it, gracefully and wordlessly convey the emotions that are familiar to girls who have already received a proposal from their loved one, and which are only guessed at by those who are still waiting for their “Will you marry me?”.
In addition to the eau de parfum, a hair veil was released this year Will You Marry Me?. The concentration of alcohol in it is so low that this light mist can be applied directly to the hair without fear of drying it out. Plus, you’ll smell like your favorite scent: the veil creates an invisible film on the hair’s surface that prevents unwanted odors, like cigarette smoke, from being absorbed. It also enhances and prolongs the scent of your perfume.
ByBozo fragrances are sold in major chain stores and online, but sometimes another way to get or try the scent you’re interested in is through restaurant-perfume collaborations, which we regularly write about. For example, until September 11th, at the St. Petersburg Brasserie by Academia, when you order a special Citrus Oolong cocktail, you can receive one of three ByBozo flavors as a gift: Will You Marry Me?, Not a Girl, or Amsterdam Weekdays. The bar’s concept chef, Daniil Lehman, managed to combine all three fragrances in one drink (and its non-alcoholic version), uniting them in a single gastronomic experience.
Karlsbach scented candle at the Atlantica restaurant
A beautiful trio has come together at the new Moscow restaurant on Vernadsky Avenue. Wild sockeye salmon tartare with red caviar and tropical mango perfectly matches the concept of the establishment, which presents good fish, caviar, and seafood in the most incredible combinations. The Green Velvet Spritz cocktail with sparkling wine, green apple, and mint is a tribute to the summer that’s gone. And the Karlsbach scented candle, which comes free with every tartare and cocktail, will allow you to slow down and start creating an atmosphere of autumn coziness at home.
A set of L’Occitane miniatures at the Avero mio restaurant
Continuing to explore tempting beauty collaborations, let’s stop by the Italian restaurant on Petrovka, which is currently offering a Mediterranean set created in collaboration with the popular French skincare brand. The set consists of a delicate Oro Bianco dessert in the form of a jar of cream and a multi-layered fruit mocktail, Melon Haze. The mix, based on non-alcoholic Sauvignon Blanc, is complemented with calpis, falernum, and ripe melon. The “jar” is made of white chocolate mousse, olive oil sponge cake, caramelized banana, and almond praline. A set of L’Occitane miniatures, which will be given as a gift with the set, will add a sunny Provencal mood.
Rouge Bunny Rouge is a partner of Cosmoscow 2026
This fall, contemporary art united with perfumery: the Rouge Bunny Rouge (RBR) brand became the official partner of the 14th Cosmoscow contemporary art fair, which took place from September 4 to 6. During the fair, visitors to the exhibition had the opportunity to get acquainted with the RBR fragrance collection, the aesthetics of which were inspired by the fantastic sculpture Idol by Finnish artist Kim Simonsson. Vlad Lisovets, Maria Kravtsova, Vika Gazinskaya, Renata Piotrovski, Elena Kuletskaya, Evgeniya Milova, Victoria Lopyreva, Katya Mukhina and other socialites were spotted at the RBR stand.
Victoria Lopyroeva
