The question remains unanswered, as it should be, because there is no universal solution that fits every brand.
However, Etienne de Swardt (Etat Libre d’Orange) and Jun Lim (Borntostandout), the masters of controversial marketing, gave the most illuminating talks on standing out in a highly competitive and overcrowded perfume market.
The balance, smoothness, and richness of the Nishane’s originals stayed intact; the “old” olfactive profiles remained fully preserved and are unmistakably recognisable to those who know them. However, each new interpretation presents a lighter, airier, and brighter character.
The X in the collection’s name stands for the Roman number 10, but after smelling all the perfumes, I feel that it may as well stand for “X-factor.”
10 years of that, and excellence is the reason for the deep respect.
I like the transparent and slightly floral Wolong Cha X even more than the initial creation, which I love.