K de Krizia (for women)

Chat Lunatique

Quentin Tarrantino has a fetishistic fascination with buxom beauties in black and white men's suits. Like the conniving yet vulnerable 'Jackie Brown', played by Pam Grier. Or the dangerous-as-hell and sadistic, yet sensual assassin played brilliantly by Daryl Hannah in 'Kill Bill Volume 2'.

What makes this archetype so incredibly sexy is that she chooses to don menswear to convey her toughness to the world, and you'd better believe it; she's tough as HELL.
But it surprisingly has the rather disarming effect of feminizing her even more, rather than making her masculine...
Because she is SO incredibly beautiful, So *ridiculously* dimorphically opposed to manliness!
(That suit jacket just won't button up!) And as dangerous as she is, you gotta love her.

She has a scent to 'go along with', I have concluded.
It is 'K' by Krizia:

Calculating,
In-your-face,
Unscrupulous,
Mythically beautiful,
"Too-cool-for-school",
and
Inexorably, undeniably, sexually
Female.

Lime909

I am sadly surprised to see so very few comments about this very special perfume! I bought it when my son was born in 1982, and will always couple the scent to memories back to that time.

It is a lovely warm, quite heavy fragrance, that beautifully surrounds you with a feeling of 'luxe'.

parmania

I love it! Feel aldehydes, which is good for my nose.
Set it between AP and Kaboshar.Ot old home smells like perfume, but then shall be developed in luxury. Super.Klasika!

Dana B

I loved K de Krizia for a long time.

A sophisticated touch of flowers and warm grassy evenings, that finished off with a tiny whisper of spice.

winx61

Ho questo profumo da molti anni, un classico! Sullo stile di Yendi di Cappucci (ormai fuori mercato).
Un floreale particolare, non banale, abbastanza persistente. A mio avviso, potrebbe essere classificato anche come chypre floreale.