It’s 1996: when Carolyn (Sarah Pidgeon) decides to quit her job at Calvin Klein and breaks the news to her former employee, we can get a good look at the designer’s beautiful office. Just below one of the big windows, there’s a cabinet with some bottles on it. They happen to be some of Calvin Klein’s most popular fragrances.

Starting from the left, I can see Eternity, a white floral fragrance by Sophia Grojsman. It was launched in 1988.

Next, there are two bottles of CK One, the 1994 citrus aromatic fragrance by Alberto Morillas and Harry Fremont which defined the whole decade.

There are also two bottles of Obsession eau de parfum, a warm spicy fragrance by Jean Guichard launched in 1985.

Right in front of them, there’s the parfum version of the same fragrance, housed in a beautiful pebble-like bottle.