High Line by Bond No 9 is a fragrance for women and men. High Line was launched in 2010. The nose behind this fragrance is Laurent le Guernec.
- The top notes are Grass, Rhubarb, and Bergamot;
- Middle notes are Hyacinth, pink tulip, African Orange flower, and tincture of rose;
- The base note is Oak.
Bond No.9 High Line High Line is a new fragrance by Bond No.9 presented in an irresistible flacon decorated with leaves of grass and charming floral buds. It was inspired by the newest park in New York, which now has a fragrance dedicated to its existence.
The fragrance was created by Laurice Rahme, founder of the house of Bond No.9, and it is based on herbal and floral cultures found in High Line Park. High Line is a former rail raised 30 meters above ground, stretching between Gansevoort and 34th Street.
Only the first phase of the park has been finished so far, north to 20th Street; the second part is scheduled for 2011, while the third part is still being negotiated. In 1999 there was still a risk of tearing down the huge pontoon. Joshua David and Robert Hammond united with the Mayer Michael Bloomberg's administration and founded Friends of the High Line. Design of the garden was created by Dutch landscape designer Piet Oudols, with an aim to connect ecology and design. The park was designed to be rustic and natural. Plants of domestic origin that bloom during the whole year was chosen and crops were planted so that blossoming plants change colors and looks of the park depending on the season.
High Line is, as Laurice Rahme says, the first "railroad" fragrance by Bond No.9 – a unisex edition constructed as a marine-aldehydic-green fragrance.
