We serendipitously passed the Bond No. 9 perfume house boutique store on Madison Avenue on our way up to the Ralph Lauren mansion to look at wallcoverings for my mom’s home renovation project. Bond No. 9 is one of the other fragrances houses we like to collect besides Creed, although our wardrobes just now began to pick up bottles of it.
We passed the Bond No. 9 retail boutique shop on Madison Avenue. The guy working the counter didn't want me to take any more pictures so I can't talk about the products like I do with Creed, which frankly seems like an idiotic marketing policy. It was the *only* store in all of New York City that told me this - and I went everywhere from retail giants selling diamond watches to bargain corner delis.
The huge perfume bottle from Bond No. 9 was one of the coolest things I've seen in the perfume industry.
Even more of the awesome perfume bottles along the side of the wall in the Madison Avenue Bond No. 9 boutique shop ...
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