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For a decade, the niche-versus-designer distinction has been treated like a quality divide. It's actually more like a marketing divide. Here's what's really different – and what isn't. Skip the Distinction Entirely →

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Le Labo is owned by Estée Lauder. Byredo by Puig. Maison Francis Kurkdjian by LVMH. The word "niche" stopped meaning what you think it means about ten years ago. Order a Fragrance Outside the System →

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Niche fragrance promised the antidote to Sephora. Then it became another version of Sephora – just with weighted bottles and a $400 price tag. Discover What Niche Perfume Supposed to Mean → Niche perfume was a rebellion...

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