High heels are the epitome of femininity. They are usually elegant women’s shoes featuring the high heels from which they get their name. As we know them today, they emerged in the early 20th century and became popular in this country thanks to prominent and self-assured women—such as the icon Marlene Dietrich. Whether on the runway, in the business world, or in private life, high heels are the epitome of femininity, seduction, elegance, and grace. Nothing beats high heels worn with confidence…High Heel White features a heel that seems to go on forever. The woman wearing them makes a grand entrance. All eyes are fixed on her. She radiates grandeur, strength, self-confidence, and style. She is thoroughly feminine, the epitome of poise and beauty; she is surrounded by an air of seduction.HIGH HEEL WHITE—conceived by creative director Herbert Stricker and brought to life by perfumers Christian Calabrò and Maurizio Cerizza—makes a grand entrance with its intense fragrance concentration. A sparkling, shimmering veil of fresh lemon and mandarin glows over the creation. Fresh green galbanum and coriander lend the fragrance a soapy, clean note. The powdery iris at the heart picks up on this impression and combines it with notes of rose and geranium, with lily of the valley and a sharp hint of cardamom. One immediately thinks of a chypre, yet the triad is not traditionally completed. In the base, instead of oakmoss or musk, we find delicately spiced vanilla and tonka bean, sensual amberwood, a hint of earthy patchouli, and the spiritual aura of incense and precious woods. The fragrance HIGH HEEL WHITE is primarily aimed at women. A perfume created for the bride, the businesswoman, the seductress, and the go-getter alike.
