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From the start, the brand's domain has oscillated between dream and reality . In 1948, Nina Ricci unveiled "L'air du temps" which will contribute to the fame of Nina Ricci. “Mademoiselle Ricci” was born in 2012, but her name is already known. Indeed, Mademoiselle Ricci embodied a fashion launched by Nina Ricci in the United States. “Mademoiselle Ricci” was also the name of a green floral eau de toilette.
The romantic atmosphere of Paris
“Mademoiselle Ricci” immerses us directly in the most romantic capital in the world, Paris. The atmosphere is necessarily glamorous, conducive to the most beautiful declarations of love. This statement, Nina Ricci chose to make it with the help of a huge bouquet of flowers. “Mademoiselle Ricci” is described as an essence intended for women called Mesdemoiselles… The woman who is hidden under “Mademoiselle Ricci” is above all a free, determined and ultra sensual woman. In 1967, the first fragrance called "Mademoiselle Ricci" was predominantly "green", contrary to fashion which was more opulent fragrances. This eau de toilette, intended more particularly for young girls, was a refreshing blend of wild flowers and spices. Fallen into disuse,
Mademoiselle Ricci's bouquet of flowers
“Mademoiselle Ricci” is defined as a woody rose floral with a background of musk. Imagined by master perfumer Alberto Morillas, the composition of "Mademoiselle Ricci" revolves around the Centifolia rose. "Mademoiselle Ricci" thus begins with the scent of the queen of flowers, the rose. This is associated with the wild rose which brings freshness and carefree attitude. The heart is composed of oleander and pink pepper, which intensifies the composition. Finally, the base ends with deeper and very sensual notes such as musks and white woods. The bottle is ultra luxurious, it looks like a jewel. It uses the codes of the “Ricci Ricci” bottle. Its luminous glass has been cut all round and reveals a so tender pink. He is also dressed in the famous couture knot of the house,
“Mademoiselle Ricci” echoes a collection from the 1960s. The first green and floral fragrance failed to capture female hearts. 45 years later, “Mademoiselle Ricci” takes us back to romantic Paris. Articulated around a magnificent floral bouquet, “Mademoiselle Ricci” gives off touching and delicate scents. The bottle is elegant and extremely romantic. Today's “Mademoiselle Ricci” has nothing to envy to that of yesterday.