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Forbes
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Carbone And Malin + Goetz's New Collab Keeps Summer Vibes Going
It may already be half-way through August, but the brand collaboration of the summer might have just arrived. On Monday, household New York City brands Carbone and Malin + Goetz debuted a three-wick tomato-scented candle that's sure to be the talk of the town. The limited edition super-candle features green and earthy base notes of cedarwood and green pepper, middle notes of tomato and mandarin, and top notes of fresh basil, black currant and mint. Together, the candle is meant to evoke authentic Italian cuisine served at Carbone. The candle sells for $205 on the Malin + Goetz website until supplies last. Malin + Goetz, which first opened in 2004 in New York City, has become emblematic of the less, but better beauty subcategory. Think refined, quiet luxury rather than opulent and over-the-top. Its gender neutral branding and packaging has attracted hospitality partnerships with the likes of Le Méridien and Mondrian hotels and Delta amenity kits. Meanwhile, Carbone has carved a path for itself since its opening in 2012 for high-end Italian food in a hip, celebrity-spotting locale in Greenwich Village with hard to score reservations. 'Malin + Goetz understands the importance of creating a sense of occasion—of handing the consumer an easy path to magic moments, whether they're hosting friends or suddenly feel like making a normal night at home a little bit special,' Mario Carbone, chef and founder of Carbone, and co-founder of Major Food Group hospitality. The custom vessel features Carbone's Greenwich Village illustration alongside Malin + Goetz's distinctive all-caps typography. According to Emily Coleman, CEO of Malin + Goetz, the collab is a celebration of true New York City origins and devotion to detail. Both brands emphasize ingredient integrity, artisanal production, and elevated everyday essentials, she said, and is a deliberate push by the beauty brand to broaden its brand relevance beyond traditional skincare and fragrance. '[The candle is] premium but accessible—luxury without being exclusionary,' said Coleman, via email. 'It captures a cultural moment, especially for customers who romanticize or relate to the city's lifestyle by combining food and place with personal expression. At the core of the collaboration is an evocation of memory and emotion through scent and taste.' Both brands already have a respective rich histories in product collaborations. In recent years, Malin + Goetz has combined forces with art collective Brain Dead on a cannabis-scented candle, a branded afternoon tea with The Westin Singapore hotel, and streetwear brand Kith on gender-neutral skincare products. Throughout 2024 and 2025, Malin + Goetz has primed itself for dominating spring and summer scents. Last year, the brand leaned into the tomato scent trend by dropping a fruity room spray that was perfectly on theme. And this year, they have launched two new scents that hit the mood and the moment for spring 2025, called Sage and Otto. For Carbone, its collabs have ranged from finishing salts with Osmo to apparel with Kith and women's wear brand La Ligne. Carbone, alongside its sister-restaurants under the Major Food Group umbrella, has its eyes set globally. While Major Food Group has opened a handful of new restaurants in New York City in recent years, such as The Grill, Contessa, Torrisi and private members' club ZZ's, it's the Carbone brand that is front and center of the global expansion. Carbone has opened new restaurants in Dallas, Miami, Las Vegas, The Atlantis hotel in the Bahamas and Dubai since 2022. Carbone's business partners are Rich Torrisi and Jeff Zalaznick. 'As the Carbone Fine Food journey evolves, grows, and becomes even richer, such collaborations [with Malin + Goetz] are an exciting way to expand people's understanding of what a specialty foods company can be,' said Carbone via email. 'The quality and sense of perfection behind what's on the plate—or in the jar—is the most important part,' he added. 'But you have to consider the feeling of everything that surrounds it, the sounds and sights and aromas. Sometimes, all it takes is lighting a candle to create that sense of occasion. This one certainly fits the bill.'
Daily Mail
07-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mail
Our pick of the best Father's Day grooming gifts for under £100
La Bougie Cedar Atlas (£60, Fragrance is a classic gift and this unisex number looks and smells more luxe than its price tag suggests. Thyme and cedarwood give a lovely herby hit and oud adds depth – which, thanks to a hint of sweetness, isn't overpowering. La Bougie eau de parfum £60 Shop Phlur Father Figure Deodorant (£20, The rise of deluxe deodorants continues. This one is aluminium-free and smells divine. Notes of fig, sandalwood and musk are cool, clean and fresh. Malin + Goetz Eucalyptus Hand & Body Scrub (£32, Chic packaging? Intoxicating scent? Skincare benefits? Tick, tick, tick. Lactic acid breaks down dead skin cells, pumice is satisfyingly scrubby and niacinamide smoothes and brightens. He'll thank you for it. Malin + Goetz hand and body scrub £32 Shop Dove Ultra Hydra Cream (£6.99, We know men love a multitasker (shampooing with shower gel, anyone?), and this new all-rounder from Dove is meant for face, hands and body. A rich cream that intensively hydrates skin and works nicely to soothe post-shave. Dove cream Aesop Eleos Nourishing Body Cleanser (£33, A swish option for the shower that lathers up into a creamy foam full of skin-softening vitamin E and shea butter, with the warm woody scent of cedar atlas, clove bud and patchouli. Aesop body cleanser £33 Shop L'Oréal Derma Control Anti-Blemish Serum (£15.99, Men deserve great skin, too, and this recent launch aims to deliver just that. Its blend of niacinamide and salicylic and glycolic acids helps to reduce imperfections and slough away any dead cells.
