Fracas (for women)
Designer: Robert Piguet Olfactive Group: FloralThis year Robert Piguet house celebrates the 60th anniversary of the fragrance Fracas. The composition of this fragrance is enchanting… It opens with freshly sweet notes of bergamot, mandarin, and lilac. The heart brings lovely fusion of white flowers. Tuberose, exuberant and seductive, nicely blends with pure, clear and intensive notes of jasmine, white narcissus, gardenia, lily of the valley and white iris, with a hint of orange blossom and violet embraced by sandalwood, vetiver and sensual musk in the base.
Fracas comes in a recognizable black bottle, typical for this brand, as all of their fragrances come in bottles of the same color and shape. It is available as 7.5 ml (0.3 oz.fl.) and 30ml (1 oz.fl.) parfum extrait and 50ml (1.7 fl.oz.) and 100ml (3.4 fl.oz.) EDP. It is accompanied with matching body care product – Silkening Body Wash (250ml), Silkening Body Lotion (250ml) and Silkening Body Crème (200ml). It can also be found as solid perfume (2 gr).
This fragrance has tickled the imagination of many celebrities, and many of them such as Madonna, Kim Basinger, Martha Stewart, Morgan Fairchild, Carolina Herrera, Stella Tennant, Courtney Love, and many other, have placed it among their favorite fragrances.
The nose behind this fragrance is Germaine Cellier.
Fracas Fragrance Reviews:
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The power of seduction of tuberose, the white jasmine, jonquil, gardenia, rose of Bulgaria and orange flower in a profusion of delicate white flowers, with base of sandalwood, vetiver and musk. Fracas is a perfume that makes the difference when we are wearing it.

Fracas belongs to a woman of beauty, elegance, sturdy self-confidence, and enchanting femininity. Though it doesn't work well with me, it certainly has my respect. It IS vintage after all, and MOST vintages deserve no less than awe. One spritz and this perfume creates a veil of rich, silky, and aromatic flowers on you. Once you get to the base, the silk veil unfolds gently, slowly...revealing a soft amber cardigan woven amidst the finest woodsy & earthy notes known to man.
This is coming from someone who usually runs away from Jasmine...but if I could wear it, I would, and I would wear it on proudly.

"Fracas" belongs on the red carpet….paparazzi taking her picture and she stunning, beautifully dressed up with a big smile. She IS all Tuberose and she knows exactly how beautiful she is……
I only wear "Fracas" while I am feeling absolute fabulous and confident of myself - nicely dressed-up with perfect hair and make-up. Otherwise, I could not take up with her….it is like standing next to a gorgeous super-model. If you are not completely self-confident you will disappear next to her and no one will ever take notice of you….
"Fracas" is therefore not easy to handle! As with all beautiful women, she can be quite demanding and obnoxious….if you cannot cope with her strong scent, she will walk all over you …she will wear you instead the other way round!
But, if she likes you….loves your skin chemistry, she will be the best friend you will ever have….she will generously share the limelight and will lend some of her beauty to you!
How to make friends with her? Flatter her, take her seriously and treat her with respect….take her out to the most beautiful places, but be strict! Only let a few drops of this heavenly jus touch your skin….otherwise she will be too much to bear!

Fracas is a lonely walk in a dense, tropical forest heavy with humidity and crowded with... green. Everything is green. Bark and earth alike are slick with moss and mold, all green. The air itself is green and nearly too thick to breathe. There is no breeze, just wet heat and the sharp blades of sunlight that cut through the haze that shimmers in tune with the pulsing heartbeats of every creature here both seen and unseen, the silent and the heard.
Suddenly something shifts among the boughs and branches,in the twining nets of vines. Ahead, behind, above and all around thousands of gardenia buds unfurl in a mass blooming explosion of creamy white petals weeping a torrent of syrupy fragrant tears that fall on acres of tuberose, their own tall flower stalks popping into full bloom in a fast-forward frenzy.
Gardenia & tuberose, tuberose & gardenia... everywhere. No other scents exist anymore and the air becomes more and more saturated with GARDENIA and TUBEROSE. Birds take flight and all manner of insect, mammal and amphibian burst from their hiding places to flee, to escape this wall of GARDENIA and TUBEROSE!! Make it stop!!!!!
I wanted to love it, really I did. But this is just too cloying, too thick and nauseatingly, tropically sweet. This much gardenia & tuberose should not exist in one place. Truly awful, noxious juice.
It is strong and gives off a lot of sillage, definitely for a woman who loves luxury, which is why I went out of my way to introduce it to my mother, who loves it. And I love it on her. She also likes to wear Michael by Michael Kors, which I think smells very different, but they both share a tuberose heart.

Fracas is not a scent for rush hours. No running into the city, no crowded places. Fracas is a multi-faceted cloud of tuberouse creaminess that deserves slow times to enjoy. It conjures images of intimacy, sensual happiness: think of a big white bed with silk linen, early summer, a window open over the bed with early sun passing through playing reflections with the white wall, bed linen and happy skins of two happy bodies. I see a hugging couple waking up in the summer light after a night of love . She's tender and beautiful, he's dreamy in love. They know each other spiritually and sexually and the more they do the more they feel love. No one is around... maybe a cat, maybe singing birds in the silence of a flowering garden outside. They smile knowing, no word needed. One minute or a hour? Who knows? Time is sooo slow and all around the light of gold envelops the whole scene. What will they do? Tea for two? A walk in the garden? The incredible plentyful happiness of the heart is there. Fracas is there: love, golden love, untouchable.



Oh yeah, great name too!

(tuberose most of all,nice perfume,but strong...)

Fracas is a diva of a scent, with a personality as big as that of Maria Callas. I love her, but I do not really deserve her. She demands six dozen red roses in her dressing room, diamond and ruby jewelry, chilled champagne, evening gowns, and six pairs of Manolos to choose from, before getting into her stretch limo to go out.
My lifestyle includes jeans, twill pants, turtlenecks, and sensible mules. It includes three children, a dog, and a cat... when I wear Fracas, I feel like an imposter. She is too enormously gorgeous for my life.
When that changes, she will be my new best friend. Watch out: we will b*^$h-slap you with huge bouquets of tuberose at the grocery store. And you will adore us.

At first, I felt a bit - the words came to me in embarrassment - stately, wearing this perfume down the street. I felt too young and sharp for it. It does have a very traditional floral bouquet, with top notes that are clean and powdery, fresh without being medicinial...then as it settled and warmed another word for it came into my mind; ravishing.
The soapiness gave way to a luscious blend of orange flowers and tuberose - in fact, every other tuberose perfume I've tried pales into insignificance beside this rich creamy beauty. Sensual. Delicious.

When I wear Fracas I suddenly feel like noir star Veronica Lake but dripping in jewels.
It is a flower unapologetic in it's voluptuousness.
I was behind a woman wearing it like a rain coat in a coffee shop. I felt that sacrilegious and does the magical perfume a great disservice.
It calls for delicate layering from out of the bath to anointing lightly with it's holy tuberose.
It deserves cashmere or light evening gown and perfectly applied lipstick.
Not for the faint of heart. Fracas is serious business.







And what a heaven Fracas is! It's even better than I did imagine it. So soft, velvety, creamy, ultra feminine. I do get loads of nice orange blossom at first, then arrive smoothest, most creamy tuberose of possible. Sweet but not sugary. I do not find Fracas too strong or overpowering on me at all.
Love it!





more sumptuous than Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier 'Tubereuse', richer than FM 'Carnal Flower' and way better than any of the designer fragrances which gravitate towards jasmine, tuberose, rose and orange blossom. I am a 28 year old man and I loooove wearing Fracas. do you think I care what people think about my obsession w/ this fragrance?



and seductive. Even though it is vintage, it still manages to smell modern, yet original.
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