À LA ROSE EAU DE PARFUM

À la Rose, the uniqueness of a rose

The À la Rose fragrance from the avant-garde brand Maison Francis Kurkdjian was launched in 2014. It belongs to the Floral olfactory family and was made by Kurkdjian himself. It is a cologne full of history, as it is an ode to femininity, a declaration of love translated into perfume. Sensual and airy, the fragrance highlights two extraordinary varieties of rose: the Damascus rose from Bulgaria and the Provence rose from Grasse. Both are enriched to offer a perfume that is subtle and at the same time generous.

A riot of daring notes such as bergamot and orange that are wrapped in the two hundred and fifty newly bloomed roses in the form of an absolute and one hundred and fifty Damascena roses in the form of an essence, which play with their pear and lychee tones and a fairly delicate base full of musk and cedar.

A content enclosed in a practical glass bottle, easy to transport and place anywhere, and a beautiful and elegant gold-colored engraved lid to add more style to the presentation of this perfume. A bottle that evokes the silhouette of the city's most modern skyscrapers.

Francis Kurkdjian is a contemporary perfumer, who became famous at the age of 26 for designing the Le Male scent for Jean Paul Gaultier, one of the best-selling perfumes in the world. This was followed by more than forty additional creations for the world's leading perfume companies. Kurkdjian paved the way for a new generation of perfumes. In 2001 he won the François Coty Prize in recognition of his professional career. He co-founded his own luxury fragrance house Maison Francis Kurkdjian with his business partner Marc Chaya in 2009 in Paris.