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The Japanese designer Kenzo Takada brought modern Parisian fashion to the world with his eclectic style, which reflected influences from nature and multi-culturalism. He attended Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo and moved to Paris, where he opened his first boutique named Jungle Jap in 1970. He launched a line of fragrances in 1988 called Kenzo Parfums. The earliest known perfume is 1978's King Kong, in keeping with the jungle theme of his original boutique.

The brand's latest scent is UFO, a limited edition that is available only at Bergdorf Goodman (online and in stores 10/20). Kenzo188 stands for Unidentified Fragrance Object and was designed to be a sensual perfume that evokes the "powdered marble" effect of women's skin. Perfumer Aurelien Guichard used his mother's skin as his inspiration, and combines a powerful base with four natural raw ingredients that add facets to the marble accord. Rose and orange blossom give the fragrance its femininity, while frankincense intensifies the pure, mineral character of the fragrance, and vanilla amplifies sensuality.

Its bottle is also a work of art, designed by sculptor Ron Arad in zamac. He wanted to create a bottle that breaks with perfume industry codes and can be cradled in the hand (it won't stand vertically). The bottle is both elegant and functional, with a flat bottom that enables it to sit on a table or shelf.

These relaxed-fit jeans are an homage to Nigo's influence and aesthetic, with a motif from the House archives. The floral embroidered 'KENZO Pixels' flower echoes the digital style of the 1980s, while the stripes reflect more refined and natural shades. Made of soft material for comfort, they feature a mix of one patch pocket and a welt pocket on the back, as well as the option to wear the cuffs rolled up.

Pair these jeans with a burgundy sweatshirt and white sneakers for a casual yet sophisticated look. This casual-chic ensemble is incredibly easy to pull together and will help you look pulled-together without spending a lot of time digging through your closet.