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In turn, in 2017, this perfume gave us another of its faces, lighter and airy. It was then Luna Blossom and it is precisely who it is today. Through her new collection of Nina's Monsters, Nina Ricci has reinterpreted this last essence and made it a much more atypical Luna Blossom with a typically Asian inspiration.
Ana Strumpf and Guto Requena, the new actors of the collection of Nina's Monsters
The new collection of Nina's Monsters features the famous bottles of the Nina Ricci brand and transforms them thanks to the talent of two Brazilian artists: Ana Strumpf and Guto Requena. Ana Strumpf is famous the world over for her original designs that hijack the most famous magazine covers. Ana Strumpf's world is often made of colors and regularly flirts with the childish universe. Guto Requena, meanwhile, is a creator who mixes architecture, design and cyberculture. His inspiration surfs on trends and particularly appeals to the younger generation. Together, they had the difficult task of transforming three bottles of Nina Ricci's most famous perfumes, namely Nina, Luna and Luna Blossom.
The offbeat and childish bottle of Luna Blossom from Nina's Monsters
So let's see what is happening with the new bottle of Luna Blossom from Nina's Monsters. Of course, the iconic apple shape of this case has been kept. Likewise, its pink color is still omnipresent. However, she traded her old-fashioned purple highlights for a much flashier tone. Two huge eyes also come to fix on its front face, surmounting a small nose in the shape of heart. Thus, Luna Blossom from Nina's Monsters immediately takes on the appearance of a funny creature. With her, we are right in the universe of Ana Strumpf. A fuchsia ribbon is also attached to its collar and connected to a huge oversized pompom.
Luna Blossom from Nina's Monsters, a juice from Asia
Obviously, such a visual immediately makes us want to discover the scent of this new perfume. Nina Ricci has chosen to bet on a very Asian-inspired juice. So, Luna Blossom from Nina's Monsters revolves around two major ingredients: Japanese rice cake and orange blossom. The result is a gourmet and solar fragrance, a real treat to be offered without moderation!
More than ever, whether visually or olfactory, Luna Blossom from Nina's Monsters takes us into a quirky universe. However, its childish appearance does not detract from the innate refinement of the Nina Ricci brand.