Adèle radiates the bright glow of freshly cut flowers.The fragrance seems to be an olfactory interpretation of Vermeer’s Baroque masterpiece “The Lacemaker”: a diligent young girl devoted to the art of embroidery, a striking figure who embodies a passion for an ancient and precious art. The girl bends gently over her work; the surrounding space is illuminated by the radiant daffodil yellow of her dress, adorned with a refined starched lace collar. The fragrance is the epitome of this harmony. It embodies the consummate elegance of the flowers, the opulence of silky petals, the delight in aromatic contrasts. Jasmine and May rose sensually define the opening, which, thanks to a delicate note of osmanthus, suddenly feels like a caress. The initial softness suddenly gives way to the intoxicating notes of tuberose and narcissus, accentuated by the passionate nuances of ambergris. This composition is sealed by the enduring memory of cedarwood.
