Paco Rabanne CALANDRE Eau De Toilette 100ml (3.4 Fl.Oz) EDT perfume

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The parent company of Paco Rabanne, who has been working with the brand since the 1960s and launched the perfume Calandre in Spain, France and the US in 1969, also paid tribute.

Paco Rabanne Ultrared takes us through a field of ripe strawberries and is reminiscent of the first flowers of spring. Paco Rabanne Ultrared is perfect for women with festive hearts and makes for a great day-to-day fragrance. This is a wonderfully light fragrance that's perfect for any time of the day.

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Its immediate top notes consist of wild strawberries and red currant. The marshmallow and liquorice scent softens it up a bit and pairs well with the middle notes of jasmine and star anise. Finally, you meet the heart base notes of cedar and vanilla, which complete the fragrance.

After swimming through an undercurrent of peach, coconut, and orange blossoms, these notes meet with a base of ambrette and sandalwood. This perfect marriage of fragrances makes Pure XS for Her feel weightless and, true to its name, pure. Pure XS for her is addicting, so wear this at your own risk!Floating at the top of this fragrance are Aldehydes, Green notes, and Bergamot. Those first two are pretty forward-heavy, but they mellow out super well. The mid notes are floral, with rose, Hyacinth, Lily-of-the-Valley, Jasmine, and Geranium joining Orris root. Following Rabanne’s retirement in 1999, his ready-to-wear lines went into hiatus, but were revived in 2011 under the creative direction of Manish Arora. The current designer is Julien Dossena, who took over in 2013.

In a vast landscape of fragrances, Paco Rabanne is a brand that stands out. Paco Rabanne has a killer line-up of perfumes and Eau de toilets for any occasion and mood. From iconic classics to more modern takes, there's something for everyone. Pure XS for Her is definitely a sensual perfume and feels like butter on your skin, creating that signature intimate vibe that women love about this fragrance. Pure XS for Her was designed to feel orgasmic, so if you're looking for something extra for date night, this is it! Paco Rabanne Olympéa Blossom Paco Rabanne revolutionised fashion, with his mini-skirted metallic dresses: often one-offs, hand-made, he pioneered the recycling of materials in clothing, creating show-stopping outfits out of hammered metal, knitted fur, aluminium jersey, fibreglass and fluorescent leather – and epehemeral paper creations, too.

The fruity and aquatic fusion also makes Olympéa Legend a wonderful scent for summertime. Many users imagine enjoying a piña colada while idling by the beach. Olympéa gives you the power to step into a room and make heads turn like the goddesses themselves blessed you. If vanilla has always been your go-to scent, you're going to love Olympéa Eau de Parfum. Olympéa places emphasis on salty vanilla and harmonizes with a dash of cashmere wood and ambergris. Marc Puig, chairman and chief executive at the fashion company, also said: "A major personality in fashion, his was a daring, revolutionary and provocative vision, conveyed through a unique aesthetic. Olympéa Legend is perfect for the summer, topped by a roaring tide of the juiciest plums, apricots, and sea salt. Its middle notes consist of ginger flowers and other floral undertones, which is perfect for women who prefer their scent fruity rather than floral. Once it dries, Olympéa Legend invites you into the warm embrace of vanilla musk with rich amber and tonka bean. He initially studied architecture at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Paris and began his fashion career in the early 1960s with a collection of large plastic buttons and accessories he sold to the couture houses. '12 unwearable dresses'

This included the famous chain mail-inspired minidress made of silver plastic plates which was worn over a flesh-coloured bodysuit. He added: "Who but Paco Rabanne could imagine a fragrance called Calandre - the word means automobile grille you know - and turn it into an icon of modern femininity? The Lady Million Fabulous Eau de Parfum is the personification of charisma. This sweet and floral scent is addicting and will keep you, and everyone around you hooked. But in 1966 he created a storm in the fashion world with his debut collection: ’12 Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials’. It turned fashion on its head, put him on the map – and what’s even more extraordinary is that many of those dresses still look utterly contemporary.

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Rabanne had paid for years of architectural studies – he specialised in reinforced concrete construction – by making abstract jewellery and novelty buttons of metal, leather, even coffee beans for the houses of Schiaparelli (he retained for life her Surrealist tastes), Dior, Balenciaga, Cardin and Givenchy. He also sketched for them and shoe designer Charles Jourdan, and, in the early 1960s, fabricated wild accessories for young ready-to-wear designers such as Emmanuelle Khanh. The fashion house also had commercial success with his range of perfumes, and his debut fragrance, Calandre, is still available today. Olympéa Blossom is a powerful scent, but it isn't too much to throw its wearer off. The cashmere woods and vanilla will take over as the scent settles throughout the day, leaving you with a hypnotic creamy-woody scent. If you're looking for a regal and sophisticated vibe, Olympéa Blossom is a must-try. Paco Rabanne Olympéa Legend A bit of history: Paco Rabanne was born Francisco Rabaneda y Cuervo in 1934, in Pasaïa, in the Basque country of Spain. His mother, a head seamstress at the Spanish couture house of Balenciaga, fled the Spanish Civil War for France, in 1939. ‘Spanish at heart and French by adoption,’ his biography says, ‘Francisco Rabaneda would now be known as Paco Rabanne‘. After studying architecture at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris (which nurtured a deep love of the art world), Rabanne began designing costume jewellery for the greatest couture houses of the day: Nina Ricci, Pierre Cardin, Balenciaga, Courrèges, Givenchy and more… Paco Rabanne Olympéa Legend is for the adventurous woman who isn't afraid to seek out and conquer. Olympéa Legend is a proud scent reminiscent of the hot sand and desert flowers.