The Forbidden Flower from Lolita Lempicka Paradise Garden – Fleur Défendue

03/20/08 23:13:40

In May 2008 Lolita Lempicka introduces its new fairy tale with the fragrance named Fleur Défendue or Forbidden Flower, which will come as 30ml (1 fl.oz.) and 50ml (1.7 fl.oz.) EDP.

The new fragrance was created in collaboration with Annick Menardo. It tells a story about lust, mystery and allusion to forbidden!

Lolita Lempicka Fleur Défendue

The Lolita Lempicka dream world this time takes us to a 'cursed' garden where we will find flowers of incredible beauty and of dangerous sensuality. The flower which seduces us this time and enhances our desires to touch it is cursed in this paradise garden and we are not allowed to touch it.

This forbidden flower which looks so innocent, slowly and insensibly creates a storm of lust....

The bottle of Fleur Défendue in this fairy tale is painted green, like an ode to the first spring, a garden of dreams awakening and flourishing, associations of exuberant nature and the key of the door to this fairy-tale world. This forbidden fruit, just like the first fragrance Lolita Lempicka, creates its new dream with this fascinating green color and new scent character.

The bottle is adorned with ivy leaf and flowers poring golden nectar applications. The outer box opens like a chest box revealing this new fragrant story. The fragrance is available as EDP in sizes 30ml (1 fl.oz.) retailing at €39, and 50ml (1.7 fl.oz.) retailing at €59.

And the best at the end!

The central note of the composition is absinthe, accompanied with mimosa and strawberry leaf which add to the dynamic and fresh citrusy opening. The heart blooms with peony, touched by anise seed and violet, which brings in the lusty note. Base notes caress with sensual musk, almond and Vistula cherry.