Venezia & Oriente Eau de Parfum 100ml

The Flower Fusion perfume is inspired by the "Muda d'Egipto" for what it represents an Egyptian woman with wavy hair, to whom the perfume gives a sophisticated sensuality. Its main ingredient is Jasmine, which together with Violet and Ginger leaves results in a rich floral bouquet. Its Floriental aroma is also reflected thanks to the flashes of Patchouli, Lemon and Freesia provided by Flower Fusion. The Merchant of Venice has its conceptual origin in Venice and its history, and in the city's eternal role as a center in the perfume tradition around the world.

BAD BOY Le Parfum redefines the iconic BAD BOY scent with a fresh, electrifying formula that is bolder than ever. Unapologetic, authentic and mysterious, this perfume proves that the rules are made to be broken. This aroma is a daring and surprising olfactory experience. Bad Boy Le Parfum embodies the duality of the modern man with its blend of top notes of grapefruit and electrifying hemp leading to aromatic and spicy notes of geranium and black pepper. The base reveals a final surprise, with notes of woody vetiver and sensual leather. The bottle ventures into mysterious and unexplored territory with a daring matte black rendition of the iconic BAD BOY lightning bolt, the coloration of hipster sophistication.

Luna Rossa Ocean Eau de Parfum intensifies the Eau de Toilette, further boosting the facets of sophistication and sensuality, increased by innovation. AmberXtreme®, a cutting-edge molecule that enhances the intensity and diffusion power of the ingredient, increases the potency of fragrances. The top notes open with the invigorating and sparkling sensation of grapefruit, sublimated by the presence of fresh and spicy juniper berries and spicy elemi essence that creates an aromatic wave. Sage forms the heart, offering a warm amber note and outlining the note by revealing its powerful facets of lavender and honey. Next, the creamy iris accord characteristic of Luna Rossa Ocean is revealed, awakened here by the vitality of incense.

Annick Goutal wanted to pay tribute to her daughter. I had wanted to associate rose and pear for a long time. Isabelle Doyen wanted to recreate the image of her childhood home, when the flavor of the pears she drank had something of the roses that sprung up next to the pear tree.