Jean Paul Gaultier, enfant terrible of fashion, was inspired for this ultra-feminine, voluptuous love potion from the jars, powder pots and nail varnish vials on his beloved grandmother’s dresser. Thankfully the sweet, naughty, vanilla-rich floriental fragrance with its rum-like top notes smells nothing like the stuff we put on our nails! Instead it’s a come-hither call with powdery florals that diffuse their magic for hours on end. Wear it in the evenings when its message can be better appreciated. To celebrate his couture roots, Gaultier paid homage via the dummy bottle to legendary designer Elsa Schiaparelli’s seamstress torso flacon for her Schocking perfume. The bottle is further encased in a tin-can which is “sliced” into bracelets and the whole packaged in a box reminiscent of cargo. Groovy!
