There are plenty of ways to remember a Brooklyn summer — a neighborhood barbecue, children cooling off beneath an open fire hydrant or long evenings spent chatting on the stoop. “Brooklyn Summer is an idea that I’ve had for several years, and I just couldn’t materialize it,” Starchild said. The scent behind ‘Brooklyn Summer’Instead of recreating literal Brooklyn scents, Starchild focused on the emotions she wanted people to experience. “I wanted ‘Brooklyn Summer’ to be multi-sensory, not just in smell but also visual,” the candle maker said. For now, though, “Brooklyn Summer” serves as a reminder that the most memorable moments aren’t always the biggest ones.“