SHOES DESIGNER CHRISTIAN LABOUTIN CONFIDENTLY CONQUERING BEAUTY INDUSTRY. A couple of years ago, releasing a line of nail polishes and a collection of lipsticks, in this November, he presented three compelling fragrances for women. REMAINS ONLY TO CHOOSE THE MOST ORIGINAL.
Each of the three fragrances symbolizes a specific type of woman Christian Louboutin. The first Tornado Blonde perfume is very unusual: it is difficult to “decompose” according to the usual pattern: red rose and violet became the heart of the fragrance, they are supported by notes of rhubarb, Bulgarian rose, gardenia, cedar, Australian sandalwood and patchouli. The second hit is the evening fragrance Bikini Questa Sera, which instantly envelops notes of jasmine and tuberose in combination with chords of vetiver from the island of Haiti and sandalwood. And finally, the third perfume, Trouble in Heaven, is a mysterious fragrance that combines notes of iris, patchouli, tonka bean and oriental ambergris.
“I admit, I have never worked in the fragrance industry, so I wanted to thoroughly study this issue,” says Christian Louboutin. “You can admire the bottle or the concept of perfume, but if you don’t like the fragrance itself, then you just don’t like it. Therefore, when I I talked with perfumers, I asked them to come up with such scents that they would like to feel everywhere - on their wife, daughter, mother, girlfriend, whom they love. " New perfumes by Christian Louboutin deserve the corresponding bottles created by British architect Thomas Heatherwick. Elegant glass containers are made in three colors (ruby, amber and purple), the spirits in them seem to wash the central hole in the form of a keyhole, reminding you that there is a "living liquid" in front of you.
“Work on the composition is akin to directing. Some people prefer to control the acting, others seek to give free rein to the character’s character, his personality. For the same purpose, I create shoes, and now perfume. I want to give women the opportunity to express themselves,” said Louboutin, comparing the bottles new fragrances with statuettes Oscar and Cesar. In addition to perfumes, Louboutin also produced perfumed oils, the aromas of which last longer on the body and are very popular among women in the Middle East.
Text: Igor Shevkun
