Guess that scent. A game:

I don't see any textiles in these names. Re-read the clues above!

Parfums intimes
Cashmere
Lace
Satin
Silk
Velvet

Victoria's Secret?

edit: Victoria's Secret Parfum Intimes?

This may only be basically correct since I'm missing #6... Maybe Chiffon?

Yes, that is the series name. What are the full names of the perfumes?
:

Satin rose de mal
Silk mandarin Santal
Cashmere vanilla jasmine
Lace orange flower
Chiffon peony freesia

...and velvet amber blackberry!

Well done, Greysolon.

Awaiting the final verdict...
If correct I owe someone a bottle Diptyque...

Good work, Greysolon: you're up next!

Greysolon, nice job.
Sherapop you too, learned a lot of new things by searching for the answer.

Well, my wife deserves 50% of the credit.
I did the demolition, she did the brainwork!
I felt like one of those contestents on Wheel of Fortune who is missing one letter of the puzzle and still can't come up with the answer! I have a feeling some very nice Parfumo-ists let me have that one!
Give me a bit to come up with next question...

Next question is probably an easy one but after what Sherapop put us through we deserve a gimme! I don't think I've got brain cells left for work tonight!

What designer fragrance derives its name from a particular piece of oriental home furnishing?
House and fragrance name, please.

Is it Revlon's Xia Xiang?

No Cryptic, although I will say that even though the furniture originated in China its name is not Chinese.
And here's another hint: the founder of the house that created the fragrance collected this kind of furniture.

Poo. How about Chanel's Coromandel?

http://habituallychic.blogspot.com/2011/01/chi c-coromandel-screens.html

Oh my, I thought you said easy. Ha!

I'm definitely stumped!

Cryptic, you got it!

Great work!

The ball is in your court!

Yay!

This perfume was inspired by the Queen of Sheba. Name the perfume and the house.

"Brut" by Fabergé

*snort* Hilarious, but incorrect.

+1

"Queen Sheba" by Kings & Queens

No. The title of the perfume refers to the Queen by a version of her name that is less commonly used. That's my hint.