Парфуми вільних жінок: Шанель, Кало, Дітріх, Яблонська | 8 березня по-іншому

In this video I want to look at the holiday of March 8 a little differently - not as a Soviet legacy with flowers "for a checkmark", but as a day that has completely different roots. A day that was born from the struggle of women for the right to vote, work, freedom and the opportunity to be themselves. And that is why this issue is about women who, despite political, geographical and social restrictions, were able to declare themselves loudly. And left their mark - in art, philosophy, fashion, culture. In the video I talk about them and, of course, about their perfumes: 01:40 Coco Chanel and Chanel No. 5 05:15 Frida Kahlo and Shalimar 08:22 Marlene Dietrich and Mitsouko 12:49 Simone de Beauvoir and Vol de Nuit 16:44 Jane Birkin and L'Air de Rien 19:37 And a separate part - about Sofia Yablonska: a Ukrainian traveler, writer, director, who at the beginning of the 20th century lived as she saw fit. And about modern Ukrainian fragrances created in her honor - as a way to talk about memory, roots and freedom today. 29:57 And in the finale - a little personal About the fragrance "Here is the Violet". For me, it's not just a composition. It's about the right to create. About the courage to declare yourself. About femininity that doesn't need permission. This fragrance is not about modesty. This fragrance is about character. About depth. About the freedom to create your own space. If this resonates with you - you can purchase the fragrance at the link below. I would be happy if "Here is Violet" becomes a part of your story: https://secure.wayforpay.com/button/b... My Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/portrait_of... #FreeWomenPerfumes #WomenWhoChangedTheWorld #March8 #InternationalWomensDay #CocoChanel #ChanelNo5 #FridaKalo #Shalimar #MarleneDietrich #Mitsouko #SymonaDeBeauvoir #VolDeNuit #JaneBirkin #SofiaYablonska #NishevaPerfumery