Perfume for newborns
Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana is about to launch a perfume designed to enhance the natural smell of a newborn baby. "How can babies smell even sweeter than they already do?" designer Stefano Gabbana asked on social media. The fragrance was inspired by "the softness of baby skin, the freshness of baby breath, a mother's sweet hug, [and] the first smile." The alcohol-free perfume will contain notes of citrus, honey and melon and will cost $45 for a 50ml bottle. (Source: New York Daily News)
Misdirected rejection note cites precision
"After tarting up the CV and confidently applying for a series of jobs on Seek, this week I received my first rejection email for a job at a planning consultancy," writes Phil. "To their credit they were kind enough to provide some feedback on why my application had failed. The email stressed the need for applicants to show 'a disciplined and precision approach to work' to survive in the world of bidding and tendering where they 'take no prisoners if there is the slightest deviation from the instructions'. As I read about where my application failed, I began to get the feeling they weren't talking about me ... Sure enough all the personal details were listed and they weren't mine. Ironically, the employer had demonstrated a severe lack of precision by sending me someone else's rejection email by mistake!"
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