Pics of Florabotanica Presentation

These pictures are coming from an Austrian German blog, so the rough translation (from Google translate) as to what they are saying in the article is a little iffy. They seem to talk a lot about how the timing of Kristen’s indiscretion and the release of the fragrance isn’t the most ideal. Regardless, here’s the pictures they took of the presentation:

Thanks to @QueenKingfish for sending me the link :)
Credit to @malenacasey for finding <3
More Pics added thanks to KStewartFans
Source: IsaTrends

New Pic (Horizontal Version) of Kristen’s Florabotanica Ad

Wondering what it smells like? The author of this blog explained it:

It is music of scents that is played on two major agreementsA fresh floral facet, uplifting notes of pink experimental red flowers like carnations and green leaves like mint. A mysterious green facet, resonance of dark wood, composed of green stems as vetiver, golden rod as reflections of amber and emerald leaves and violet-like leaves of caladium.

Here is a list of the stores that are/will be selling Florabotanica.

Thanks for finding this @malenacasey
Source: Cosma-Parfumeries

Pic of Kristen’s BALENCIAGA Ad in WWD + Article

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When we first heard that Kristen Stewart had been tapped to be the face of a new Balenciaga fragrance back in January, our first reaction was, “Huh?”, and then general acceptance. Since then, the reigning highest paid actress in Hollywood has graced many a red carpet in the label, and we’ve taken the whole thing in stride. Now we know a lot more about the fragrance and KStew’s role, including a (sorta fuzzy and crappy iPhone shot–sorry) of her first ad. The fragrance is Nicolas Ghesquiere’s second for the label, called Florabotanica. And Stewart is refreshingly upfront about being the scent’s face. Unlike other actresses who gush about the top notes of the juice they represent, Stewart admits she did it for Ghesquiere without knowing anything about what it would smell like. “I’m very lucky that I like the fragrance, because I would have done anything with [Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquière],” she told WWD. “And I’m a terrible liar.” She also admits that she’s never worn a fragrance before.