Eau de Rich and Famous – Carrie Underwood Anna Sui La Vie de Boheme3 min read
Can you have everything in life? If you are quick to say no, just think about this lovely lady, Carrie Underwood.
She is beautiful, talented, an American Idol winner, and the crowned winner of “too-hot-to-handle” Mike Fisher’s heart.
Yes, you can have everything, you just need to fight for it! As Underwood puts it, achievement does not fall from sky!
Aaaaaand, she is my type of woman: “I am a perfume junkie—I have a ton of perfumes,” she told in an interview for Cosmopolitan.
Remember Wallis Simpson’s favorite saying: “You can never be too rich or too thin” or Oscar Wild’s “You Can Never be Overdressed or Overeducated.” Well, I swear: you can never have too much perfumes on your vanity table! But even though she has truckloads of perfumes, she still has to have a favorite.
What is Carrie Underwood’s favorite perfume?
From what I could find in magazines, it looks like Carrie Underwood favorite perfume is La Vie de Bohème by Anna Sui!
I can see why she loves this perfume just at first glance: it is so princess-like!
Carrie is no stranger to the red carpet event, where she is always dressed in an exquisite, regal gown.
Bohemian inspiration
La Vie de Bohème perfume suits a female who has a strong, romantic, head stuck in the clouds, poet lifestyle.
It is a perfume fit for a modern-day Cinderella. She is enchanting, sexy, glamorous. She dreams of romance on the Hawaiian sand and fairytale weddings filled with wild orchids.
La Vie de Bohème is whimsical, sparking, pretty, but also sexy. Does this description remind you of anyone? Carrie Underwood perhaps?
The perfume opens with soft yet determined floral bouquet notes, developing into citrusy notes that whisper young and restless to me. And when fruit notes hit you, all you can think of is crushing sexiness, like ice hitting in a cocktail glass.
The butterfly effect
Yes, the top of the bottle cap is in the shape of butterfly wings, but there’s something else about the perfume that has a fluttering effect.
I can picture young Carrie chasing butterflies not to catch them, but to tell the universe how beautifully she sings.
Yes, Anna Sui’s perfumes and Carrie Underwood are supremely magical.
