In Love With Everything

Sticky-sweet summer heat, in a bottle. In Love With Everything by Imaginary Authors is a bright, creamy, sugary fruity-gourmand: raspberry, citrus pulp and coconut palm sugar over dry sandalwood, with a rose, a tropical punch and a flash of stardust. Composed by Josh Meyer, it is energetic, youthful and genderless. The Story Like every Imaginary Authors scent, it begins with a book. This one is a fictional 1982 novel about sex, drugs and decadence in pre-Miami Vice Florida, following a delinquent clique of teenage girls through nightclubs, roller discos and seedy South Beach bars in search of anything to keep the party going. Driven by inexhaustible enthusiasm, the girls navigate dangerous situations with naive ease, radiating light like a disco ball and turning even the darkest circumstances into a dance party. Praised for its honest portrait of strong, outspoken, resourceful young women, the book stands in contrast to the male chauvinism of its era; critics call it "an essential examination of the joys of recklessness" and "an addictive story in which every sentence glistens with sticky sweet summer heat." How It Smells Opening A fruity-sweet burst of raspberry and citrus pulp, peppy and bright. Heart Coconut palm sugar turns the fruit creamy and sugary, with the rose Madame Isaac Pereire and a tropical punch accord adding juicy, floral lift. Dry Down Dry sandalwood adds warmth and structure beneath the sweetness, with a shimmer of stardust. Fragrance Notes Raspberry Citrus Pulp Coconut Palm Sugar Madame Isaac Pereire Rose Sandalwood Tropical Punch Stardust Fragrance Profile Fruity · Gourmand · Floral · Sweet When to wear it: Versatile for any time of day and any time of year, and ideal whenever you want a little boost of bliss to keep your body moving and your lungs laughing long into the night.