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 Can you pour into bottles of famous stars? Designers offer to capture the essence of the most sensual sirens by Maya West (Mae West) to Madonna (Madonna) and Beyonce (Beyonce).
When French designer Hubert de Givenchy said that it can start selling perfume, inspired way Audrey Hepburn (Audrey Hepburn), restrained tomboy exclaimed: "Mais, je vous l'interdit!" ("I forbid you to do just that!" ). Using its negative replica, Givenchy has named it one of the most popular fragrances 50s and '60s: L'Interdit.
A distant cry in the way of the famous "fragrance" on a grand scale emerged today. Thus, the most recent - Collaboration Beyonce (Beyoncé) / Emporio Armani: her May concert in Madrid Beyonce (Beyoncé), down the stairs to the stage, hung with precious stones, it is tempting sang: "My wealth? My perfume? Brilliaaanty! (My fur? My perfume? Diiiiamonds!) ". Beyonce and a new breed of aromatic mascots function like business partners.
Perfume and celebrity - seemingly couple "were married in heaven," but it is quite a modern idea. The most memorable is a muse siren Variety - West Maia (Mae West) (it inspired Elsa Schiaparelli and Marcel Rochas), beloved grandmother of Jean Paul Gaultier (Jean Paul Gaultier).
The refined aroma "Hermès Kelly Calèche" - silk compound mimosa, tuberose and iris flowers - one of the best in the 21st century: butylek decorated and autographed by the famous Kelly bag (Kelly), praised the latest Greek Princess.
At Missoni 24-year-old Margarita (Margherita) (granddaughter of the founders of the label designer and daughter Angela (Angela)) was not only a muse, but also co-developer of the fragrance "Missoni Acqua". Inspired by a family holiday in Sardinia, it is proposed to add to bergamot, peony and jasmine.
"Of course, I want to create the best for themselves, but I am proud that we have created something, what will enjoy the other" - said Missoni. And that elusive "something" - a special, private, and, in the case of Hepburn prohibited - subsequently becomes a mystery, is not it?
Creating flavors: the history of music known fashion designers
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1957 AROMA: "Givenchy L'Interdit"
MUSE:
Audrey Hepburn (Audrey Hepburn)
Aroma was originally created as a gift from Hepburn Givenchy, who designed her costumes for the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Sabrina".
• 2007, the fragrance: "Emporio Armani Diamonds"
MUSE:
Beyonce Knowles (Beyoncé Knowles)
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2007 AROMA: "Hermès Kelly Calèche"
MUSE:
Grace Kelly (Grace Kelly)
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2007 AROMA: "Missoni Acqua"
MUSE:
Margherita Missoni (Margherita Missoni)
• 2006, the fragrance: "Vera Wang Princess"
MUSE:
daughter Wang, Cecilia and Josephine
"This - is my ode to youth," - says Wang successful fragrance. "My daughter is so energetic - I'd like to keep this state."
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2005 AROMA: "Givenchy Very Irrésistible Sensual"
MUSE:
Liv Tyler (Liv Tyler)
This fragrance - a mix of five different roses, including the central note 'Liv Tyler Rose', a fragrant light pink flowers, which are grown in California.
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2003 AROMA: "Dolce & Gabbana Sicily"
MUSE:
Monica Bellucci (Monica Bellucci)
Sensual Italian screen siren (Matrix Reloaded star) symbolizes the Sicilian idea of the team of designers. The fragrance is sold only in a limited number of stores of America.
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2001 AROMA: "Marc Jacobs"
MUSE:
Sofia Coppola (Sofia Coppola)
"I always liked the way she looks. She - a sample of those women for whom I have created," - said Jacobs relative celebrity.
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2001 AROMA: "Ralph Lauren Glamourous"
MUSE:
Penelope Cruz (Penélope Cruz)
Spanish temptress for Lauren embodies the concept of modern charm. Perhaps the public does not agree - the release of the fragrance was recently discontinued.
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1993 AROMA: Jean Paul Gaultier Classique "
MUSE:
Madonna (Madonna)
A few years after the original release, the bottle was turned into a la Madonna bust (à la Madonna's Blond Ambition Tour bustier), which Gaultier created in 1990.
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1977 AROMA: "Yves Saint Laurent Opium"
MUSE:
Chinese Empress
Enthralled by the Asian art, the designer was inspired by a group of Chinese empresses. These spirits with the controversial title still sell today.
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1938 AROMA: "Elsa Schiaparelli Shocking"
MUSE:
Maya West (Mae West)
At the suggestion of a friend and fellow designer Jean Poteau (Jean Patou), to create butylki Schiaparelli (Schiaparelli) inspired by the curved figure of Maya West (Mae West).
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1924 AROMA: "Jean Patou Amour-Amour"
MUSE:
Louise Brooks (Louise Brooks)
Couturier created these seductive fruity-floral perfume specifically for brunettes, long-standing client and influential women.
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