Elizabeth Taylor’s lost perfume revived in a magical New York City exhibition


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Attendees near the centrepiece of the exhibition. It is a fragrance developed for Elizabeth Taylor’s character in the 1960 film 'Scent Of Mystery'. Photo: The New York Times

The scene had some of the enchantment of a spell-casting ritual.

In a shoebox-size gallery with hot pink walls in lower Manhattan, a hushed crowd had assembled around a woman as she was methodically opening an obelisk-shaped box.

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