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Gorgeous Miss Pucci Bottle

ByArlene Wszalek

I don’t know what this fragrance smells like, but I’d buy it just to gaze at the bottle on my dressing table every day.

Sephora: Pucci Miss Pucci: Women’s Fragrance.

Author

  • Arlene Wszalek

    Arlene Wszalek is a strategist, advisor, speaker, and cultural observer. Until recently, she served as Executive Vice President of Strategy & Innovation at Allied Global Marketing, a global agency known for performance-based, idea-driven campaigns that shape culture and drive results. Arlene has lived and worked in both the U.S. and the U.K., and her experience spans media, entertainment, technology, travel, and the arts. She holds a BA from Smith College and is a member of the Television Academy (ATAS), the Recording Academy (NARAS) and the Producers Guild of America..

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