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Echoing the fragrances of her childhood on the French Riviera, Agnès Webster, CEO of Fragonard Parfumeur, designed a festive wreath decorated with citrus fruits and cloves for the November issue of Le Monde magazine's Le Goût de M.

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From a denim lampshade to a vintage fabric pouch, a silk scrunchie to the classic Christmas wreath, these four designs are perfect for adding a personal touch to your gifts. They're easy to make at home with just a few (or almost no) materials.{ai:summary}Agnès Webster, CEO of Fragonard Parfumeur, created a festive wreath inspired by her childhood scents from the French Riviera. The wreath features citrus fruits and cloves, showcasing a blend of seasonal materials.To make the wreath, gather tangerines, oranges, pine and cypress cones, cloves, fir branches, and necessary tools. #culture

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