Amphibia Eau de Toilette

A fragrance for muppet fans was a cute idea, but the image of Kermit with six-pack abs was a bit unsettling.

For some reason, Amphibia was deemed culturally significant enough to be added to the Smithsonian's collection. From the Smithsonian:

Amphibia eau de toilette was launched in 1995. It was sold exclusively at Bloomindale’s and was advertised as being "Pour homme, femme, et frog." The glass fragrance bottle is in its original packaging, which includes a cardboard box also containing a t-shirt with an image of Kermit the Frog lounging on his back and showing off his 6-pack abs.

Fort Myers News-Press - Dec 26, 1995

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Posted By: Alex - Sat Oct 16, 2021
Category: 1990s | Perfume and Cologne and Other Scents

Comments

That reminds me of the Rubrique à Brac's special about snails where they showed how a snail can carry its house on its back in a relax fashion. Holy twelve-packs, Batman!

Posted by Yudith on 10/16/21 at 11:35 AM

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