Perles de Lalique

Description

A streamlined composition in the spirit of Haute Parfumerie. Bulgarian rose stars alongside iris and Indonesian patchouli in a modern chypre.

At a glance

A sexy and subtle potion, between rustles and the boudoir

History

Perles de Lalique, an intimate and mischievous name for a fine fragrance that is a little libertine and very feminine. The scent nods at the Roaring Twenties, yet is unabashedly modern. Lying as softly on the skin as a pearl necklace, this olfactory signature was designed by Nathalie Lorson.

Range

Eau de Parfum 1.7 and 3.4 oz. Crystal extract bottle 2 oz. Body cream 6.8 oz.

Bottle

The bottle is based on the Cactus powder case, designed in 1942 by René Lalique. The streamlined, frosted-unfrosted lines are adorned with glass beads topped with cactus thorns fashioned from onyx. The extract (see photo) nestles in an enameled bubble bottle, topped with black feathers speckled with white.