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Male Airlines, new Gaultier limited edition

Male Airlines, new Gaultier limited edition
Male Airlines, new Gaultier limited edition

Male Eau Fraiche Airlines by Jean-Paul Gaultier, the new fragrance for travelers

Le Male by Jean-Paul Gaultier is one of the greatest men’s fragrances of our time. What’s more, it’s been about a year since the brand decided to refocus on him and his female counterpart, Le Male. On this occasion, Jean-Paul Gaultier decided to delight travelers and develop a special limited edition, exclusively reserved for airports and World Duty Free stores. This olfactory variation is called Le Male Eau Fraiche Airlines and already promises to seduce you, both with its freshness and with its seductive hostesses.

Male Eau Fraiche Airlines, a fresh scent

Male Eau Fraiche Airlines is a scent that could not be more refreshing. It looks like a fabric softener and leaves behind a clean feeling akin to a freshly washed, crisp tank top that you would slip your skin into. For this, it takes off on a combination of mint and neroli flower. It then evolves towards a more aromatic heart. Finally, it ends with a sexy and sensual base of tonka bean, sandalwood and vanilla. The set is the work of perfumer Nathalie Gracia Cetto.

The two hostesses of Jean-Paul Gaultier with the look of pin-ups

On the aesthetic side, Le Male Eau Fraiche Airlines is presented in the iconic bust of Jean-Paul Gaultier. This time, the striped sweater is no longer transparent as it used to be, but has a white and blue duo of stripes. Everything is presented to us in a cardboard box of the most seductive. Two Jean-Paul Gaultier hostesses are there to welcome you aboard their plane. The latter are more like pin-ups, dressed for the occasion in the iconic corset of Jean-Paul Gaultier.

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