LANVIN 2013 St Valentine's 2013 @ Marry me à la Folie cultivating its uniqueness with humour , Maison Lanvin sets foot once again
into the territory of love, adding another joyful chapter to its saga “Marry
me”.A passionate statement scent, “Marry me à la Folie” celebrates the youth of
passion, those early stages that make the heart flutter and render love
weightless. The
fashionable style of this new fragrance composition borrows from one of Alber Elbaz’s favourite
codes:neon. A pop message that joyfully inscribes fusion in fluorescent letters,
this invitation-to-sin proclaims more than ever the House’s taste for whim and
the contemporary.Incomparable
style for a radiantly bright and cheerful fragrance, devoted to the vibrancy of
love. Luxury and originality, a taste for high standards
and an inimitable touch of folly, the playful lines of the bottle, chiselled in
glass and created for Marry me are owed to the inspiring talent of Alber Elbaz. A
quick user’s guide… Toy with this delightful object, caress its delicate forms,
remove the bevelled metal stopper and then gaze down at the bottle from above.A
bow sculpted into the glass appears, paying homage to one of the creator’s most
loved fashion details. Love’s variation
is demonstrated through the decisive fluorescent pink that lacquers the bottom
of the bottle, reflecting light like a neon strobe over its ardent forms.The
final touch comes tied around the atomiser, an organza ribbon… pink, of course!
Delicately reminding us that love is indeed a gift. The
fragrance brings together in its top notes a piquant harmony of bitter orange
and redcurrantsthat give body to this explosive but refreshingly energetic scent.
Its passionate heart beats furiously around middle notes denoting a superb
bouquet of red roses, sustained by the enchanting scent of jasmine. While the
irresistible opulence of musk base notes mingle sensually with cedarwood.2013-02-05
LANVIN 2013 St Valentine's 2013 @ Marry me à la Folie
LANVIN 2013 St Valentine's 2013 @ Marry me à la Folie cultivating its uniqueness with humour , Maison Lanvin sets foot once again
into the territory of love, adding another joyful chapter to its saga “Marry
me”.A passionate statement scent, “Marry me à la Folie” celebrates the youth of
passion, those early stages that make the heart flutter and render love
weightless. The
fashionable style of this new fragrance composition borrows from one of Alber Elbaz’s favourite
codes:neon. A pop message that joyfully inscribes fusion in fluorescent letters,
this invitation-to-sin proclaims more than ever the House’s taste for whim and
the contemporary.Incomparable
style for a radiantly bright and cheerful fragrance, devoted to the vibrancy of
love. Luxury and originality, a taste for high standards
and an inimitable touch of folly, the playful lines of the bottle, chiselled in
glass and created for Marry me are owed to the inspiring talent of Alber Elbaz. A
quick user’s guide… Toy with this delightful object, caress its delicate forms,
remove the bevelled metal stopper and then gaze down at the bottle from above.A
bow sculpted into the glass appears, paying homage to one of the creator’s most
loved fashion details. Love’s variation
is demonstrated through the decisive fluorescent pink that lacquers the bottom
of the bottle, reflecting light like a neon strobe over its ardent forms.The
final touch comes tied around the atomiser, an organza ribbon… pink, of course!
Delicately reminding us that love is indeed a gift. The
fragrance brings together in its top notes a piquant harmony of bitter orange
and redcurrantsthat give body to this explosive but refreshingly energetic scent.
Its passionate heart beats furiously around middle notes denoting a superb
bouquet of red roses, sustained by the enchanting scent of jasmine. While the
irresistible opulence of musk base notes mingle sensually with cedarwood.
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