Bond No. 9 Perfume and Cologne

Bond No. 9 was founded in 2003 by perfume industry veteran Laurice Rahmé and was named for the address of its boutique and head office at 9 Bond Street in New York City. In celebration of one of the world’s most exciting cities, Bond No. 9 is a collection of fragrances immortalizing New York City landmarks and geography. Each perfume, cologne or unisex scent, housed in similar shaped vessels, is unique, and along with its colorful packaging, ... Read More represents a specific part of the town possessing characteristics unique to the locale.

The Andy Warhol series of scents play homage to this great American artist who called New York his home with each scent representing a specific point in his life—Andy Warhol Lexington Avenue is named after the location of Warhol’s first apartment and is decorated in a shoe motif taken from his old sketches. Andy Warhol Silver Factory represents his studio, The Factory, which was opened from 1963 to 1968—the Silver Era. Other popular Bond No. 9 Warhol series fragrances include Andy Warhol Success is a Job in New York and Andy Warhol Union Square.

Bond No. 9 Astor Place is inspired by the sculpture of The Cube by Tony Rosenthal located on Astor Place in Manhattan. Bleecker Street represents the many famous pastry shops of New York while Broadway Night is presented simply as a shining star on the stages of Broadway. The fragrance Brooklyn is contemporary and artistic while Central Park is fresh smelling and calm.

Bond No. 9 was founded in 2003 by perfume industry veteran Laurice Rahmé and was named for the ... Read More address of its boutique and head office at 9 Bond Street in New York City. In celebration of one of the world’s most exciting cities, Bond No. 9 is a collection of fragrances immortalizing New York City landmarks and geography. Each perfume, cologne or unisex scent, housed in similar shaped vessels, is unique, and along with its colorful packaging, represents a specific part of the town possessing characteristics unique to the locale.

The Andy Warhol series of scents play homage to this great American artist who called New York his home with each scent representing a specific point in his life—Andy Warhol Lexington Avenue is named after the location of Warhol’s first apartment and is decorated in a shoe motif taken from his old sketches. Andy Warhol Silver Factory represents his studio, The Factory, which was opened from 1963 to 1968—the Silver Era. Other popular Bond No. 9 Warhol series fragrances include Andy Warhol Success is a Job in New York and Andy Warhol Union Square.

Bond No. 9 Astor Place is inspired by the sculpture of The Cube by Tony Rosenthal located on Astor Place in Manhattan. Bleecker Street represents the many famous pastry shops of New York while Broadway Night is presented simply as a shining star on the stages of Broadway. The fragrance Brooklyn is contemporary and artistic while Central Park is fresh smelling and calm.